1. What question is asked of Harriet in a letter she received from Mr. Martin?
(a) If she will marry him.
(b) If she will go riding with him.
(c) If she will attend a ball with him.
(d) If she will have dinner with him.

2. Why does Emma begin regretting her treatment of Miss Fairfax?
(a) Because she thinks flirting with Mr. Churchill hurt Miss Fairfax's feelings.
(b) Because she wants to remain on Mr. Churchill's good side.
(c) Because she thinks Miss Fairfax would have made a better friend because it would not have been hard to make a love match for her.
(d) Because she learns that Miss Fairfax regretted keeping her secret.

3. Why would Emma think Mr. Churchill's engagement might upset Harriet?
(a) Because Harriet dislikes Miss Fairfax.
(b) Because Harriet is in love with Mr. Churchill.
(c) Because she has been trying to match Harriet and Mr. Churchill together.
(d) Because Harriet is depressed that everyone is getting married except her.

4. Why does Emma believe Mr. Churchill is anxious when he visits her?
(a) Emma believes he is concerned for his aunt.
(b) Emma believes he is trying not to love her.
(c) Emma believes he is no longer in love with her.
(d) Emma believes he ia upset with something Mrs. Weston said.

5. What is Harriet's response?
(a) Yes, but only if Mrs. Goddard approves.
(b) No, because the proposal in a letter is inappropriate.
(c) Yes, but only if Emma approves.
(d) No, because she does not like Mr. Martin.