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

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

3. Who finds this decision on Miss Fairfax's part appalling?
(a) Mrs. Weston.
(b) Emma
(c) Mrs. Elton.
(d) Harriet.

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

5. Where does Miss Fairfax intend to move to?
(a) Essex.
(b) Cambridge.
(c) London.
(d) Maple Grove.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who chastises Emma, causing her to feel mortified?

2. Why does Harriet announce she never plans to marry?

3. How does Emma feel when she sees Mr. Churchill and Miss Fairfax?

4. What news does Mr. Weston bring that causes Emma some agitation?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Who attempts to humiliate Harriet? How?

2. Who is Emma afraid will be crushed by the news of Mr. Churchill's engagement?

3. What reason does Emma have to not get married right away?

4. Who interferes with Emma's attempt to make amends with Miss Fairfax?

5. Who does Emma question about his feelings for Miss Fairfax? Does she believe his answers?

6. Who thinks the living arrangements Emma and Mr. Knightley have come up with are improper?

7. About whom does Emma make a rude comment at Mrs. Elton's party at Box Hill? Why?

8. Who leaves Mrs. Elton's party at Donwell Abbey early? Why?

9. Who disapproves of Emma's engagement to Mr. Knightley?

10. How does Emma react when she sees Mr. Churchill again?

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