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Emma by Jane Austen - Chapter Summary Quiz

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Emma by Jane Austen - Chapter Summary Quiz

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How has Miss Taylor's wedding affected Emma's life?

brought gentle sorrow, introduced idea of self-indulgence

What are three qualities that describe Emma at the age of 21?

handsome, clever, rich

What is the distance between Hartfield and Mrs. Weston's new home?

half a mile

How far does Isabella live from the city?

16 miles Signup and view all the answers

What is Mr. Woodhouse preoccupied with?

health, well-being Signup and view all the answers

Who is primarily concerned about their own well-being after Miss Taylor's marriage?

Emma and Mr. Woodhouse Signup and view all the answers

How does Mr. Woodhouse feel about the distance to Mrs. Weston's new home?

He regards it as far to walk. Signup and view all the answers

How is Mr. Woodhouse's character portrayed in the text?

He is presented as an indulgent father who is eccentric about his health, but gentle and kind in nature. Signup and view all the answers

What is Mr. Knightley's attitude towards Emma's claim of responsibility for Miss Taylor and Mr. Weston's marriage?

He disagrees with Emma, believing that the Westons are capable of orchestrating their own courtship and marriage. Signup and view all the answers

How does Mr. Woodhouse's opinion on Emma's matchmaking skills differ from Emma's view?

He agrees with Mr. Knightley that Emma should not apply her matchmaking skills to Mr. Elton. Signup and view all the answers

What trait does Mr. Knightley possess that Emma does not welcome?

The ability to recognize and speak of Emma's faults. Signup and view all the answers

What major change has Mr. Woodhouse experienced due to marriage?

Marriage has deprived him of Isabella and removed Miss Taylor from his household. Signup and view all the answers

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Characters and Traits

Emma: handsome, clever, and rich, willful and disturbed, self-indulgent, anxious, and melancholy
Mr. Woodhouse: aging, preoccupied with health and well-being, prefers indoors, close to the fireplace, eccentric, gentle, kind, indulgent father, aversion to change
Mr. Knightley: sensible, cheerful manner, good friend, recognizes and speaks of Emma's faults, down-to-earth attitude
Isabella: married and moved to London, 16 miles away from Hartfield
Mrs. Weston (Miss Taylor): married, moved to a home half a mile from Hartfield, but seems unreachable to Emma
Mr. Weston: married to Mrs. Weston, considered a good person by Mr. Knightley
Mr. Elton: young, capable, potentially a target for Emma's matchmaking skills

Relationships and Events

Emma's sister is married, causing Emma to feel a "gentle sorrow"
Miss Taylor's wedding has changed Emma's life at Hartfield
Emma promoted the match between Miss Taylor and Mr. Weston
Isabella's marriage and move have caused a sense of loss for Emma and her father
Mr. Knightley warns Emma against applying her matchmaking skills to Mr. Elton

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Test your knowledge of the key events and characters in Emma by Jane Austen with this chapter summary quiz. Explore Emma's character traits, relationships, and themes in this classic novel.