Quiz on Emma

Who is the main character in 'Emma'?

• Harriet Smith

• Mr. Knightley

• Emma Woodhouse

What is Emma’s primary goal at the beginning of the novel?

• To marry Mr. Knightley

• To help others find love

• To travel abroad

Who is Harriet Smith?

• Emma’s sister

• A friend and protégé of Emma

• A wealthy heiress

What mistake does Emma make regarding Harriet's feelings?

• She encourages Harriet to pursue Mr. Elton

• She ignores Harriet's feelings entirely

• She tells Harriet to marry Frank Churchill

How does Mr. Knightley feel about Emma's matchmaking efforts?

• He fully supports her

• He is critical and concerned

• He ignores her activities

What does Emma learn about herself throughout the novel?

• She is always right

• She has much to learn about love and humility

• She should never help others

How does the theme of social class impact the characters' relationships?

• It has no effect on their interactions

• It complicates romantic interests and friendships

• It only benefits the wealthy characters

What role does miscommunication play in the story?

• It creates tension and misunderstandings

• It helps characters to grow closer

• It is irrelevant to the plot

Analysis Question: How does Austen use irony in 'Emma' to highlight the character's flaws?

• By showing Emma’s confidence in her matchmaking while being frequently wrong

• By having all her predictions come true

• By focusing solely on Emma's successes

Evaluating Question: In your opinion, what lesson does Emma learn by the end of the novel about relationships?

• Love should be arranged for social status

• True love is based on understanding and respect, not manipulation

• Friends are more important than romantic partners