Emma: Analysis of Major Characters Quiz: Quick Quiz

1 of 5
Which character's difficulties serve to underscore Emma's comparative privilege and financial independence?

Miss Bates
Harriet Smith
Jane Fairfax
Augusta Hawkins

2 of 5
Which character serves as the novel's model of honesty, kindness, and good sense?

Emma Woodhouse
Mr. Woodhouse
Mr. Knightley
Jane Fairfax

3 of 5
Who resembles Emma in temperament, leading her to remark that their spouses possess "characters so much superior to our own"?

Harriet Smith
Jane Fairfax
Mr. Knightley
Frank Churchill

4 of 5
What is the cause of Mr. Knightley's moments of uncharacteristic impulsiveness and poor judgment?

His love for Emma
His mother's death
Drunkenness
His political passions

5 of 5
What newly developed character trait does Emma's decision to marry Knightley represent?

Desperation
Impulsiveness
Pragmatism
Good judgment

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Emma

Analysis of Major Characters Quiz

1 of 5
Which character's difficulties serve to underscore Emma's comparative privilege and financial independence?

2 of 5
Which character serves as the novel's model of honesty, kindness, and good sense?

3 of 5
Who resembles Emma in temperament, leading her to remark that their spouses possess "characters so much superior to our own"?

4 of 5
What is the cause of Mr. Knightley's moments of uncharacteristic impulsiveness and poor judgment?

5 of 5
What newly developed character trait does Emma's decision to marry Knightley represent?

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1 of 5 Which character's difficulties serve to underscore Emma's comparative privilege and financial independence?

2 of 5 Which character serves as the novel's model of honesty, kindness, and good sense?

3 of 5 Who resembles Emma in temperament, leading her to remark that their spouses possess "characters so much superior to our own"?

4 of 5 What is the cause of Mr. Knightley's moments of uncharacteristic impulsiveness and poor judgment?

5 of 5 What newly developed character trait does Emma's decision to marry Knightley represent?

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Character List CHARACTERS

Important Quotations Explained MAIN IDEAS

Themes MAIN IDEAS

Review Quiz FURTHER STUDY

Take a Study Break

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QUIZ: Are You Living in a Literary Dystopia?

QUIZ: Can You Guess the Book from a Bad One-Sentence Summary?

Pick 10 Books and We'll Guess Whether You're an Introvert or an Extrovert

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1 of 5
Which character's difficulties serve to underscore Emma's comparative privilege and financial independence?

2 of 5
Which character serves as the novel's model of honesty, kindness, and good sense?

3 of 5
Who resembles Emma in temperament, leading her to remark that their spouses possess "characters so much superior to our own"?

4 of 5
What is the cause of Mr. Knightley's moments of uncharacteristic impulsiveness and poor judgment?

5 of 5
What newly developed character trait does Emma's decision to marry Knightley represent?