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WorksheetsEmma by Jane Austen
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
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 (a) , 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
Who was Emma constantly compared with in childhood due to the same age, talents and accomplishments? Write full name or surname.
(a)
How did Mr. Knightly "save" Harriet?
He asked her for a dance at the ball
He brought her home when she sprained her ankle
He allocated some money for her boarding school
He disclosed her the true spoiled nature of Mr. Elton
Due to her focus at society and flaws of human behaviour, Jane Austen is associated with (a) movement rather than Romanticism.
Why did Emma make her final decision to marry Mr. Knightly?
He agreed to move to Hartfield
He took Emma's father to Donwell Abbey
He sponsored Harriet and Robert's wedding
He gifted Emma with a new pianoforte
Choose a character by their description:
He is an amiable young man who enjoys dancing and music and living life to the fullest. He often manipulates and plays games with the other characters so as to ensure his engagement remains a secret.
Frank Churchill
George Knightly
Mr. Elton
Robert Martin
