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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who chastises Emma, causing her to feel mortified?
(a) Mr. Weston.
(b) Mr. George Knightley.
(c) Mr. Woodhouse.
(d) Mr. Churchill.

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

3. Who claims Mr. Knightley protests Emma's question too much?
(a) Mr. Elton.
(b) Mrs. Bates.
(c) Mr. Woodhouse.
(d) Mrs. Weston.

4. What do Emma and Mr. Churchill discover they have in common?
(a) Their taste in food.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Their plans for their mutual weddings.
(d) Many of their thoughts and opinions.

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

6. Who does Emma regret attempting to play matchmaker with?
(a) Mr. Churchill.
(b) Harriet.
(c) Mr. Elton.
(d) Mrs. Weston.

7. Why does Mr. Woodhouse change his mind about Emma marrying Mr. George Knightley?
(a) Because he knows Mr. George Knighley can make his daughter happy.
(b) Because he can see how much Emma loves him.
(c) Because he knows he will die soon and does not want to leave Emma alone.
(d) Because he would feel safer with a man in the house.

8. Who is finally married in Volume 2, Chapter 14?
(a) Miss Bates.
(b) Mr. Elton and Harriet.
(c) Mr. Elton and Miss Hawkins.
(d) Mr. George Knightley and Miss Fairfax.

9. Why does Emma tell herself she is anxious to see Mr. Churchill?
(a) She worries he might be in love with her.
(b) She wants to prove to herself that she is not in love with him.
(c) She wants to renew their friendship.
(d) She worries that he believes she loves him.

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

11. 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 thought Emma would be frightened to attend her baby's birth.
(c) She though Emma disliked Mr. Martin and believed him to be below Harriet.
(d) She thought Emma was in love with Mr. Churchill.

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

13. What game does Emma play at the picnic at Box Hill?
(a) Cards.
(b) Chess.
(c) Cricket.
(d) Conundrums.

14. Why do Emma and Mr. Knightley discuss this invitation?
(a) They are discussing the gift they should bring.
(b) They are both trying to discover how the other feels about the people involved.
(c) They are trying to decide if they should attend.
(d) They are discussing the unpleasantness of another day in Mrs. Elton's company.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Emma glad Harriet does not want to see her?

2. From what does Mr. Churchill save Harriet in Volume 3, Chapter 3?

3. What do Emma and Miss Fairfax say to each other before Emma leaves?

4. Who interrupts this visit, angry with Mr. George Knightley?

5. What is the result of this meeting between Harriet and a visitor from Highbury?

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