Pride and Prejudice was originally a youthful work entitled ?

Correct answer: C. 'First Impressions'

  • A. 'Last Impressions'
  • B. 'False Impressions'
  • C. 'First Impressions'
  • D. 'True Impressions'

Explanation

Austen’s early title for Pride and Prejudice was First Impressions, a title that suits the novel’s concern with mistaken judgments. It was revised before publication to the familiar title.

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