2. Who is Emma's next target in her matchmaking attempts on Harriet's behalf?
(a) Mr. Martin.
(b) Mr. Elton.
(c) Mr. George Knightley.
(d) Mr. Churchill.

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

4. How is the humiliation of Harriet smoothed over?
(a) Mr. Churchill asks her to dance.
(b) Mr. George Knightley asks her to dance.
(c) Mr. Elton apologizes.
(d) Mr. Weston asks Mr. Elton to leave.

5. Who becomes ill, causing Emma plenty of time to think of her regrets?
(a) Harriet.
(b) Mr. George Knightley.
(c) Mr. Woodhouse.
(d) Mr. Churchill.

6. What does Mrs. Elton constantly compare Highbury to?
(a) London society.
(b) Her home, Maple Grove.
(c) Cambridge.
(d) Bath.

7. What number of guests does Emma try to keep her party to in order to appease her father?
(a) Eight.
(b) Ten.
(c) Nine.
(d) Twenty.

8. Who does Mr. Churchill call Emma's lovely friend in a letter he sends to Mr. and Mrs. Weston?
(a) Mrs. Weston.
(b) Miss Fairfax.
(c) Harriet.
(d) Miss Bates.

9. From what does Mr. Churchill save Harriet in Volume 3, Chapter 3?
(a) An attack by an unknown man.
(b) A broken carriage wheel.
(c) A fainting spell.
(d) A robbery by gypsies.

10. Why does Emma try to keep word of the incident from her father?
(a) Emma is afraid he will want to fix the situation himself.
(b) Emma knows her father will not approve of Harriet being alone with Mr. Churchill.
(c) Emma worries it will cause her father to become ill.
(d) Emma knows it will only upset him.

11. Who is Emma afraid will not approve of Mr. George Knightley's solution to their problem?
(a) Mr. John Knightley.
(b) Mr. Elton.
(c) Mr. Woodhouse.
(d) Mr. William Larkin.

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

13. 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 mean a trip to London.
(c) Because it will mean a funeral and a reason for old friends to see each other.
(d) Because it will clear the way for Mr. Churchill to be married, hopefullly to Harriet.

14. What is the result of this meeting between Harriet and a visitor from Highbury?
(a) Mr. Churchill confesses he paid the gypsies to rob Harriet.
(b) Mr. Martin proposes again.
(c) Mr. Elton suggests he made the wrong choice in wives.
(d) Miss Fairfax accuses Harriet of attempting to steal Mr. Churchill away.

15. What causes Emma to suspect she might be in love with Mr. Churchill?
(a) The opinions of Mr. and Mrs. Weston.
(b) A letter in which he confesses his love.
(c) The depth of her grief at his loss.
(d) An observance made by her father.