Jane Austen flashcards
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This Jane Austen page on GoConqr gathers over 10 community-made flashcard decks, covering quotations, characters and comprehension in works including Pride and Prejudice, Emma and Northanger Abbey. The collection is mainly secondary level: school students can practise recall and comprehension, while teachers can find material for revision. Explore the collection to find a starting point.
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- Sense and Sensibility plot and chapters66
- Pride and Prejudice plot20
- Pride and Prejudice historical context7
- Pride and Prejudice characters112
- Pride and Prejudice themes30
- Pride and Prejudice language, structure and quotations8
- Mansfield Park characters8
- Emma plot and chapters31
- Emma characters11
- Emma themes and adaptations5
- Northanger Abbey15
- Persuasion5
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6 cardsPride and Prejudice quote card "We are not rich enough or grand enough for them" - Elizabeth
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6 cardsKey Quotations for Pride and Prejudice
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51 cardsElizabeth Bennet "Lizzy has more of quickness than her sisters
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34 cardsPride and Prejudice MOCKS Mr Bennet can be seen as a rather callous father, to his daughters.
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23 cardsEssay Qoutes Pride and Prejudice Paragraph 1 – Marriage should include love and compassion Quotes
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3 cards"Pride and Prejudice" & "The Yellow Wallpaper" Quotes by and about Mrs. Bennet - "(Mrs. Bennet) was a woman of mean understanding, little information, and...
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5 cardsNorthanger Abbey Context (About JA)
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7 cardsMansfield Park - Critic's Quotes Louise Flavin: The narrator of Mansfield Park is 'more obtrusive, more moralizing on characters and events'...
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9 cardsUntitled ... is the second oldest of the five Bennet sisters and a keen observer of the personalities that interact ...
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81 cardsNorthanger Abbey Quotes "My dearest creature, ..."
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31 cardsBecoming Nobility Name 5 male characters from Pride and Prejudice.
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6 cardsEmma - Comprehension Questions From lines 1 - 3, identify a phrase which shows Emma had not really experienced much unhappiness.
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11 cardsPride and Prejuice PBS’s Sexy ‘Sanditon’ Finishes What Jane Austen Started
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5 cardsPride & Prejudice quotes Chapter 55: Jane's happiness about her marriage with Bingley
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11 cardsPride and Prejudice Estates Which estates are in Meryton?
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7 cardsEnglish Revision for Emma What are 4 Language conventions
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4 cardsFrank Churchill Mr Frank Churchill did not come.
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1 cardsSummary Summary of Emma
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Start with Pride and Prejudice quote card if you are revising quotations from that novel. Its cards include lines associated with Elizabeth and Mr Collins. For a character focus, Elizabeth Bennet gathers quotations about Elizabeth, while Pride and Prejudice Estates asks about places and the people who live there.
For a different novel, Northanger Abbey Quotes collects quotations, and Emma - Comprehension Questions asks you to identify phrases in a passage. There is also a deck of critics’ quotations on Mansfield Park.
Make recall part of revision
Work through a small set of cards and try to recall each answer or quotation before checking it. Return to the cards you find difficult after a break. If you want to see ideas connected visually, switch to a mind map on the Jane Austen unit page; use a quiz there when you want to test recall in another format. Try a deck alongside your reading.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
If you are studying Pride and Prejudice, start with Pride and Prejudice quote card for quotations, or Elizabeth Bennet for a closer look at that character. If your focus is Emma, Emma - Comprehension Questions gives you passage-based prompts to work through.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover quotations, characters, places and comprehension. Pride and Prejudice Estates asks about estates and their inhabitants, while Northanger Abbey Quotes collects quotations from that novel. You can also find critics’ quotations on Mansfield Park and questions on language and quotations in Emma.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.