Emma

In Jane Austen's *Emma*, what is the full name of the title character's governess, whose marriage at the start of the novel sets everything in motion? - A) Miss Taylor - B) Miss Bates - C) Mrs. Weston - D) Mrs. Elton **Correct Answer: C) Mrs. Weston** *Explanation: Miss Taylor, who is Emma Woodhouse's cherished governess and friend, marries Mr. Weston right at the beginning of the novel, becoming Mrs. Weston. Her leaving Hartfield means Emma loses her closest companion, which leads her to start meddling in the romantic lives of others.*

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In Jane Austen's *Emma*, what is the full name of the title character's governess who marries Mr. Weston early in the novel? A) Miss Taylor B) Miss Bates C) Mrs. Churchill D) Miss Fairfax **Correct Answer: A) Miss Taylor** (her full name is Miss Anne Taylor, and she becomes Mrs. Weston after marrying Mr. Weston)

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**Quiz Question — *Emma* by Jane Austen** In Jane Austen's *Emma*, which character's full name does Emma Woodhouse mistakenly think is in love with her protégée, Harriet Smith, when he is actually in love with Emma herself? A) Mr. Frank Churchill B) Mr. George Knightley C) Mr. Philip Elton D) Mr. Robert Martin **Correct Answer: C) Mr. Philip Elton** *Explanation: Emma misinterprets Mr. Elton's interest in Harriet. He is actually seeking Emma's affection, as he reveals during the carriage scene in Volume I, Chapter 15.*

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