Emma by Jane Austen

Emma by Jane Austen is a novel of ___ which deals with mores of a specific social group, described in detail and with great accuracy.

• Society

• Satire

• Manners

• Matchmaking

Jane Austen was never married or proposed and even died while still living with her parents in a countryside.

• True

• False

Emma believes that…

• People's manners coincide with their social position

• People's manners do not always reflect their high social position

• People's manners do not matter in comparison to their social position

• People's manners should not be taken into considerations at all

Jane Austen had an older sister with whom they constantly fought for male’s attention and didn’t get along with.

• True

• False

Austen’s family belonged to ___, which can be defined as a social class of landowners who could live entirely from rental income and have a country estate.

Choose all characters of «cream of Highbury village society.”

• Emma Woodhouse

• George Knightly

• Jane Fairfax

• Mr. Weston

• Mr. Elton

Initially, Emma wanted to “promote” Harriet and get her married because...

• Emma was bored

• Emma thought well of Harriet's temper and manners

• Emma wanted to find a proper wife for Mr. Elton

• Emma made a bet with Mr. Knightly that she will get Harriet married easily

Choose a character by their description:

He is a 24 y.o farmer, not a gentleman, whose family rents land from the owner of Donwell Abbey.

• Mr. Martin

• Mr. Elton

• Mr. Knightly

• Mr. Weston

Choose a character by their description:

She is handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and a happy disposition. She is described as having brilliant features and a lovely complexion in the bloom of full health.

• Jane Fairfax

• Harriet Smith

• Emma Woodhouse

• Elizabeth Martin

After the ball, Emma mistakenly considered that Harriet was in love with...

• Mr. Knightly

• Mr. Churchill

• Mr. Elton

• Mr. Martin