1. Why is Emma excited about this death in Volume 3, Chapter 9?
(a) Because the old woman was mean and her death will free everyone around her.
(b) Because it will clear the way for Mr. Churchill to be married, hopefullly to Harriet.
(c) Because it will mean a funeral and a reason for old friends to see each other.
(d) Because it will mean a trip to London.

2. Why did Mrs. Weston believe this news would upset Emma?
(a) She though Emma disliked Mr. Martin and believed him to be below Harriet.
(b) She thought Emma would be frightened to attend her baby's birth.
(c) She though Emma disliked Miss Fairfax and would not want to see her married to Mr. Churchill.
(d) She thought Emma was in love with Mr. Churchill.

3. What is the urgent message Mrs. Weston has for Emma?
(a) That Harriet has become engaged to Mr. Martin.
(b) That Miss Fairfax has eloped with Mr. Churchill.
(c) That Mrs. Weston is about to deliver her baby.
(d) That Mr. Churchill has been engaged to Miss Fairfax for months.

4. What fear does Mr. Churchill confide in Emma before he leaves?
(a) That he has created a poor reputation with Mr. George Knightley.
(b) That he will miss Emma greatly.
(c) That he will be unable to return.
(d) That he has hurt his father's feelings by leaving.

5. What ends the evening at Randalls prematurely?
(a) An important message.
(b) An illness.
(c) A snowstorm.
(d) A rude waiter.