2. Fanny Knight's visit makes Jane quite happy and she notices that Fanny is affected by what?
(a) The long journey.
(b) An illness.
(c) The weather.
(d) The sight of the children.

3. She is convinced that Mr. Papillon will soon do what?
(a) Speak to her about publishing one of her books.
(b) Ask her to dance at a ball.
(c) Make his offer.
(d) Ask for a copy of her book.

4. She is determined to raise money for what which is to be printed at her expense?
(a) The first printing of "Sense and Sensibility."
(b) The second printing of "Persuasion."
(c) The first printing of "Persuasion."
(d) The second printing of "Sense and Sensibility"

5. She suspects that Charles will arrive today and he arrives when?
(a) At six in the morning.
(b) At seven in the morning.
(c) At six in the evening.
(d) At seven in the evening.

6. She advises Fanny against marrying Mr. J. P. because of what reason?
(a) He does not love her.
(b) He is poor.
(c) He is old.
(d) The wedding would be far off.

7. Frank's visit is delayed by what?
(a) The weather.
(b) Naval business.
(c) Family business.
(d) Army business.

8. Henry takes Jane to see _______________, and Jane is pleased at a small portrait of "Mrs. Bingley", like "Portrait of a Lady" by J. F. M. Huet-Villiers.
(a) The Exhibition at Hyde Park.
(b) The Exhibition in Spring Gardens.
(c) The Exhibition at London Tower.
(d) The Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.

9. Jane is thrilled with the praise that she hears about what novel from Lady Robert and Mr. Hastings?
(a) Persuasion.
(b) Pride and Prejudice.
(c) Northanger Abbey.
(d) Emma.

10. Based on the plot in Anna's book, Jane jokes that Ben, Anna's husband, was in love with who first?
(a) Aunt Cassandra.
(b) Aunt Jane.
(c) Mrs. Austen.
(d) Eliza.

11. Jane writes Charles that she is ill and what has made her worse?
(a) Her inability to write.
(b) Her mother's worrying.
(c) The cold weather.
(d) Her uncle's will.

12. Jane writes to Anna Lefroy nee Austen that Mrs. Creed's opinion is now less important to her because of what reason?
(a) Her behavior at the last ball.
(b) Her marriage to Mr. Creed.
(c) Her comment about "Pride and Prejudice."
(d) Her disapprobation of "Mansfield Park."

13. Jane complains about Mr. Haden's paraphrasing "Merchant of Venice" by saying that people who are _____________ are capable of all sorts of evil.
(a) Not musically inclined.
(b) Boring.
(c) Poor writers.
(d) Poor actors.

14. She states that she is done with Mr. Wildman because of what reason?
(a) He is not "enough in love" with her niece.
(b) He is unkind.
(c) He is poor and rude.
(d) He is not wealthy enough for her niece.

15. Jane writes to James Stanier Clarke, asking permission to do what?
(a) Send him a copy of "Emma."
(b) Write another novel.
(c) Have "Emma" published.
(d) Dedicate "Emma" to the prince regent.