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The Pride and Prejudice Personality Quiz (Female)

10 Questions - Developed by: LizzieBennet - Developed on: 2007-05-01 - 23,388 taken - User Rating: 3.9 of 5 - 24 votes

1

You would most likely describe yourself as:

sensible
perky
well-mannered
powerful
clever

2

Others would most likely describe you as:

free-minded
intimidating
pretty
simple
flirtatious

3

In a young gentleman, you value:

a tolerably comfortable future
upstanding family background or wealth
good manners and social skills
an ability to think for himself
undying affection

4

Your favorite work of literature most likely is:

a history of England's monarchs
a romance novel
a textbook or encyclopaedia
a Dr. Seuss work
something by one of the Bronte sisters

5

You would like to live:

in an enormously expensive palace
in a beautiful manor house positively dripping with luxury
in a simple, inexpensive cottage
somewhere romantic, like an old castle
in a pleasant country village

6

The fault that you find most difficult to deal with in others is:

lack of wealth or background
seriousness
too judgmental
lack of manners
pride

7

Of the following, your favorite pastime is:

tidying the house
dancing or socializing
sewing or mending
reading
giving orders

8

The most desirable holiday destination for you would be:

to visit a friend
somewhere that is expensive and luxurious
anywhere that there are handsome young gentlemen
an area with beautiful scenery
London, or some other diverting place

9

Your greatest fear is that:

somehow your power will be swiped from your iron grasp
your family will all expose themselves to inexpressible ridicule and thus cast you into shame
you will be forced into an unpleasant marriage
the officers will have to leave town too soon....
you will most likely grow up to be an old maid

10

Your greatest fault is that:

you are self-centred
you at times make rash decisions
you are frivolous and often ridiculous
you tend to hide your feelings all too well
you are often too quick to judge

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