Vocabulary
Plot and Events
Characters and Relationships
Literary Techniques
Inference and Analysis
100

What is a proposal?

An offer of marriage.

100

Who does Miss Taylor marry?

Mr Weston.

100

Who is Emma's new friend?

Harriet Smith.

100

What technique is used in "Pretty, pleasant people"?

Alliteration.

100

Harriet looks worried when reading Robert's letter. How does she feel?

Unsure or nervous.

200

What is a governess?

A woman who teaches children at home.

200

Who asks Harriet to marry him?

Robert Martin.

200

Who often disagrees with Emma's matchmaking?

Mr Knightley.

200

What technique is used in "The wind whispered"?

Personification.

200

Why is Emma happy when Mr Elton praises Harriet's portrait?

She thinks Mr Elton loves Harriet.

300

What does social status mean?

A person's position in society.

300

Why does Harriet miss the Christmas visit?

She is ill.

300

Who is Jane Fairfax's aunt?

Miss Bates.

300

What technique is used in "Her hope was a small light"?

Metaphor.

300

Why does Harriet follow Emma's advice?

She trusts Emma and wants to please her.

400

What does dependent mean?

Needing help or money from someone else.

400

What TWO things make Emma believe Mr Elton likes Harriet?

He praises Harriet's portrait and writes a poem

400

Why does Mr Knightley think Robert Martin is a good husband for Harriet?

Robert is kind, honest and hardworking.

400

What technique is used in "A warm room with a cold welcome"?

Juxtaposition (contrast).

400

Why is Emma wrong to judge Robert Martin by his job?

Being a farmer does not make him a bad person. He is kind and honest.

500

What is prejudice? Give an example from Emma.

Judging someone unfairly. Emma thinks Robert Martin is not good enough because he is a farmer.

500

What does Emma discover during the carriage ride?

Mr Elton loves Emma, not Harriet. Emma realises she was wrong.

500

How are Emma and Jane Fairfax different?

Emma is rich and does not need to work. Jane has less money and may need a job.

500

Emma thinks she is a good matchmaker, but her plan fails. What type of irony is this?

Situational irony. Things happen differently from what Emma expected.

500

Emma wants to help Harriet, but her advice causes problems. What does this show about Emma?

Emma has good intentions, but she does not always make good decisions.

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