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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whose engagement is announced in Volume 2, Chapter 3?
(a) Mr. George Knightley's.
(b) Mr. Elton's.
(c) Mr. Woodhouse's.
(d) Mr. Churchill's.

2. Where is this ball to be held?
(a) At Randalls.
(b) At Hartfield.
(c) At Donwell Abbey.
(d) At Crown's.

3. Who does Harriet go to for advice about this encounter?
(a) Mr. Martin.
(b) Mrs. Weston.
(c) Mrs. Goddard.
(d) Emma.

4. Who does Emma decide to match Harriet with instead?
(a) Mr. Martin.
(b) Mr. Weston.
(c) Mr. Knightley.
(d) Mr. Elton.

5. Who is Colonel Campbell who provided for Miss Fairfax's education?
(a) A cousin.
(b) Her father.
(c) A family friend.
(d) The family lawyer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who invites Harriet to tea at their home, causing her to seek advice again?

2. What does Emma do to attempt to give Harriet and Mr. Elton time alone together?

3. Who defends Mr. Churchill's actions in regards to his recent inaction?

4. Who does Emma decide to feature in her next art project?

5. Who disapproves of Emma's friendship with Harriet?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who asks Emma to save him the first two dances at the ball the Westons are planning?

2. Who is the intended recipient of the riddle Mr. Elton leaves at Emma's home?

3. Why does Harriet decline Mr. Martin's proposal?

4. Who does Harriet run into in town and later invites Harriet to have tea?

5. Who does Emma believe the anonymous benefactor of a pianoforte for Miss Fairfax is?

6. What does Emma decide to do in order to bring Mr. Elton and Harriet together?

7. What did Mr. Knightley give the Bateses that causes Emma's curiosity to be aroused?

8. What happens when Emma maneuvers to leave Mr. Elton and Harriet alone together?

9. What causes a delay in the delivery of an invitation to the Coles' party for the Woodhouses?

10. What long awaited visitor finally arrives in Highbury?

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