2. What does Harriet think of the newly married couple?
(a) Harriet is depressed, convinced she will never be married.
(b) Harriet is jealous of their union.
(c) Harriet is happy there is one less man for Emma to match her with.
(d) Harriet is happy they found happiness.

3. How does Emma respond to the news from Harriet?
(a) Emma is happy for her.
(b) Emma is uninterested.
(c) Emma is shocked.
(d) Emma is outraged.

4. What event does Emma feel should take place before she can marry?
(a) Miss Fairfax's wedding.
(b) The birth of Mrs. Weston's child.
(c) Harriet's wedding.
(d) Her father's death.

5. What does Mr. John Knightley say that causes Emma to be amused?
(a) That he believes her to be very busy socially.
(b) That he believes his brother is in love with her.
(c) That he believes she is in love with Mr. Churchill.
(d) That he believes she should marry soon.

6. Who continues to be unpleasant and make rude comments, even at Emma's wedding?
(a) Mrs. Weston.
(b) Mr. Elton.
(c) Miss Fairfax.
(d) Mrs. Elton.

7. What does Mr. George Knightley confess to Emma?
(a) That he is in love with Harriet.
(b) That he is in love with her.
(c) That he is in love with Miss Fairfax.
(d) That he is in love with Mrs. Elton.

8. What riddle does Mr. Churchill make for Miss Fairfax that makes her angry?
(a) The phrase old maid.
(b) The word governess.
(c) The name Dixon.
(d) The name Emma.

9. What do the Bateses and Miss Fairfax seem to know a lot about?
(a) Mr. Woodhouse's narocies.
(b) Mr. Knightley's business associations.
(c) Mr. Churchill's comings and goings.
(d) Mr. Elton's personal business.

10. What does Mr. George Knightley think of Mr. Churchill now, in light of his secret?
(a) Mr. Knightley believes Mr. Churchill used Emma and therefore is a poor husband for Miss Fairfax.
(b) Mr. Knightley has changed his mind and begun to think Mr. Churchill is a kind man.
(c) Mr. George Knightley still thinks Mr. Churchill is irresponsible and unkind.
(d) Mr. Knightley regrets his attitude toward Mr. Churchill and hopes they can become friends.

11. How does the revelation of the father of Harriet change her social status upon her marriage?
(a) It means her intended marriage is below her and cannot take place.
(b) It means Harriet can no longer spend time with Emma and her other friends.
(c) Her father ensures that Harriet will remain a part of high society despite marrying a farmer.
(d) It has no affect.

12. What causes the number to unavoidably increase to nine?
(a) Mr. John Knightley's unexpected arrival.
(b) Mr. Elton is called out of town for business.
(c) Harriet's illness.
(d) Mr. Weston ends his business early and is able to attend despite an earlier refusal.

13. Where does Emma send Harriet?
(a) To London to stay with the John Knightley family.
(b) To Cambridge to attend classes.
(c) To Essex to visit family.
(d) To Bath to visit a resort.

14. What does Emma question Mr. Knightley about as they discuss Miss Fairfax's new friendship?
(a) Whether Mr. Knightley is in love with Miss Fairfax.
(b) Whether Mr. Knightley is in love with Miss Bates.
(c) If Mr. Knightley knows who Miss Fairfax is in love with.
(d) If Mr. Knightley knows who the donor of the pianoforte is.

15. What does Emma believe Harriet would be if allowed to remain in Hartfield?
(a) A distraction.
(b) Dead weight.
(c) A sounding board for wedding preparations.
(d) A good helper.