Step into Jane Austen’s world of wit, romance and sharp social observation, and see how well you really know her novels, characters and elegant Regency settings.
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Jane's father, George Austen, served as the rector of the Anglican parish at Steventon
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The Jane Austen Centre is situated in Gay Street, Queen Square
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The sisters are Elizabeth, Jane, Mary, Catherine and Lydia
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In the novel's first sentence, Emma is described as "handsome, clever and rich, with a comfortable home and a happy disposition"
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Persuasion was the last novel Austen managed to complete. She finished it in 1816 one year before she died
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Fanny Brice was the character played by Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl
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Lady Susan was not published until 1871 - 54 years after Austen's death and 76 years after it was written
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He is referred to as 'Mr Darcy' or just 'Darcy' throughout the novel. His first name is mentioned only twice - in chapters 25 and 35
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The clergyman is Mr Collins
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Catherine often frightens herself by mistaking the stories for reality
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