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Pride and Prejudice escape rooms
5 self-checking escape rooms on Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, one for each section. Every answer comes from the text, so each room checks reading as well as recall, and they work with any edition. For grades 9–12, classical homeschoolers and literature classes.
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Pride and Prejudice · Chapters 1–12First ImpressionsFree taster
Pride and Prejudice · Chapters 13–24An Unwelcome ProposalFree taster
Pride and Prejudice · Chapters 25–36The Letter in the GroveFree taster
Pride and Prejudice · Chapters 37–48A Visit to DerbyshireFree taster
Pride and Prejudice · Chapters 49–61A Second ProposalFree tasterRoom by room
- Chapters 1–12: First Impressions. The arrival of Mr Bingley, the Meryton assembly and Mr Darcy's slight, the Lucases, the officers in Meryton, Jane's soaking ride to Netherfield and Elizabeth's muddy walk, and the evenings of talk and sparring at Netherfield.
- Chapters 13–24: An Unwelcome Proposal. Mr Collins's letter and visit, Mr Wickham's arrival and his tale against Darcy, the Netherfield ball, Mr Collins's proposal to Elizabeth and her refusal, his engagement to Charlotte, and Bingley's departure for London.
- Chapters 25–36: The Letter in the Grove. The Gardiners' Christmas visit, Jane in London, Charlotte's marriage, Elizabeth's stay at Hunsford, dinners at Rosings with Lady Catherine, Colonel Fitzwilliam's news, Darcy's proposal and Elizabeth's refusal, and the letter that follows.
- Chapters 37–48: A Visit to Derbyshire. Elizabeth's return home, Lydia's invitation to Brighton, the tour with the Gardiners, the visit to Pemberley and Darcy's surprising civility, his sister Georgiana, Jane's letters about Lydia and Wickham, and the anxious search that follows.
- Chapters 49–61: A Second Proposal. Mr Gardiner's news, Lydia's wedding and visit home, Mrs Gardiner's letter about Darcy's part, Bingley's return and his proposal to Jane, Lady Catherine's visit to Longbourn, Darcy's second proposal and the families' reactions, and how everyone is settled.