Emma's Matchmaking Adventures

What does Emma believe about Mr. Elton's feelings towards Harriet?

• He is unaware of her existence.

• He is indifferent to her.

• He is in love with her.

• He dislikes her.

Why does Emma manipulate Harriet into refusing Robert Martin's proposal?

• She thinks Harriet deserves better.

• She dislikes Robert Martin.

• She wants Harriet to remain single.

• She believes Mr. Elton loves Harriet.

What is Mr. Knightley's reaction to Harriet's refusal of Mr. Martin?

• He is angry.

• He is indifferent.

• He is pleased.

• He is supportive.

What project do Emma and Harriet undertake to encourage Mr. Elton?

• Writing poems.

• Collecting riddles.

• Painting portraits.

• Singing songs.

How does Emma try to create an opportunity for Mr. Elton to propose?

• By writing him a letter.

• By inviting him to a dance.

• By arranging a dinner.

• By visiting his house.

What is Emma's main concern during her family's Christmas visit?

• Cooking the meals.

• Decorating the house.

• Maintaining peace.

• Buying gifts.

How does Emma attempt to reconcile with Mr. Knightley?

• By apologizing.

• By ignoring him.

• By holding her niece.

• By writing a letter.

What topic does Emma use to divert a family argument?

• Jane Fairfax.

• Weather.

• Politics.

• Gardening.

Who helps to calm the family tensions during dinner?

• Mr. George Knightley.

• Mr. John Knightley.

• Isabella.

• Mr. Woodhouse.

What does Emma appreciate about Mr. Knightley during the family dinner?

• His musical talent.

• His cooking skills.

• His storytelling.

• His ability to maintain peace.