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

3. How does the revelation of the father of Harriet change her social status upon her marriage?
(a) It means her intended marriage is below her and cannot take place.
(b) It means Harriet can no longer spend time with Emma and her other friends.
(c) It has no affect.
(d) Her father ensures that Harriet will remain a part of high society despite marrying a farmer.

4. What riddle does Mr. Churchill make for Miss Fairfax that makes her angry?
(a) The name Emma.
(b) The phrase old maid.
(c) The word governess.
(d) The name Dixon.

5. Who does Emma reach out to, and is rebuffed, when she learns of this person's illness?
(a) Miss Fairfax.
(b) Mr. Churchill.
(c) Mrs. Weston.
(d) Harriet.

6. Who refuses to dance with Harriet in an attempt to humiliate her?
(a) Mr. John Knightley.
(b) Mr. Weston.
(c) Mr. George Knightley.
(d) Mr. Elton.

7. Why is Emma happy about this incident in which Mr. Churchill has been forced to save Harriet?
(a) Emma believes it proves Mr. Churchill cares for Harriet.
(b) Emma believes it proves Harriet is worthy of the attentions of a gentleman like Mr. Churchill.
(c) Emma believes it will help Harriet see that not all men are cruel.
(d) Emma believes it will aid in her matchmaking attempt between Harriet and Mr. Churchill.

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

9. What game does Emma play with Mr. Churchill after tea at Hartfield?
(a) A riddle game with alphabet letters.
(b) A card game.
(c) Checkers.
(d) Chess.

10. Why is Emma excited about this death in Volume 3, Chapter 9?
(a) Because it will mean a funeral and a reason for old friends to see each other.
(b) Because it will clear the way for Mr. Churchill to be married, hopefullly to Harriet.
(c) Because it will mean a trip to London.
(d) Because the old woman was mean and her death will free everyone around her.

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

12. What is Emma's opinion of the new bride?
(a) Emma thinks she is beautiful and polite.
(b) Emma thinks she is perfect for her new groom.
(c) Emma thinks she is morose and sickly.
(d) Emma thinks she is vulgar and too familiar.

13. Who dies in Volume 3, Chapter 9?
(a) Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Churchill's aunt.
(b) Mr. Woodhouse.
(c) Mr. Weston.
(d) Mr. Churchill.

14. What invitation do Emma and Mr. Knightley discuss as they walk in the garden at Hartfield?
(a) The invitation to Mr. Churchill's wedding.
(b) The invitation to the Weston's party.
(c) The invitation to Mrs. Weston's baby shower.
(d) The invitation to Mrs. Elton's picnic.

15. Why does Emma decide to host a party at Hartfield?
(a) To celebrate Mr. Churchill's return.
(b) To avoid appearing rude.
(c) To please her father.
(d) To attempt to befriend Mrs. Elton.