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Stage 4
Emma
1	Match the words to the definitions.
1	shock (n)		a	very pleasant and nice
2	vain (adj)		b	to suddenly become red 
					in the face
3	forgive (v)		c	a very bad surprise
4	delightful (adj)		d	silly or stupid
5	affection (n)		e	happy
6	blush (v)		f	easy to understand
7	cheerful (adj)		g	too proud of what you 
 					can do or how you look
8	excursion (n)		h	the feeling of loving 
 					or liking someone 
 					very much
9	plain (adj)		i	a short journey to see 
					something interesting
10	foolish (adj)		j	to stop being angry with 
					someone for something 
					they did
 	  20 marks 
2	Who says this? Who do they say it to?
1	‘You made a lucky guess, that’s all. Why are you so proud of that?’
	_____________ says it to _____________.
2	‘It’s a proposal of marriage! I just don’t know what to do! Please, will you read it?’
	_____________ says it to _____________.
3	‘Mr Knightley and Jane Fairfax! How could you think a thing like that?’
	_____________ says it to _____________.
4	‘You and I … should start a little musical club here or at our house, and have weekly meetings.’
	_____________ says it to _____________.
5	‘There was a time when I did like him, but fortunately, these last three months, I have cared nothing for him.’
	_____________ says it to _____________.
 	  20 marks 
3	Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?
1	___	Emma Woodhouse lives with her sister in Highbury.
2	___	Miss Taylor used to be Isabella and Emma’s governess.
3	___	Harriet Smith has rich parents.
4	___	Robert Martin proposes to Emma.
5	___	Isabella and her family come to stay at Hartfield with Emma and Mr Woodhouse.
6	___	Frank Churchill is the son of Mr Weston from his first marriage.
7	___	Emma believes that Frank Churchill is in love with her.
8	___	At the ball, Mr Elton dances with Harriet Smith.
9	___	At the Box Hill picnic, Emma is unkind to Miss Bates.
10	___	Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax are secretly engaged for over a year.
 	  20 marks 
4	Choose the correct words in each sentence.
1	Emma’s sister is married to Mr Knightley’s uncle / brother.
2	Isabella and her family live in Highbury / London.
3	Miss Taylor gets married and becomes Mrs Elton / Weston.
4	Emma wants to help Miss Bates / Harriet Smith find a fine man to marry.
5	Mr Elton is in love with Emma / Harriet.
6	Jane Fairfax is the niece / sister of Miss Bates.
7	Emma dances with Frank Churchill / Mr Elton at the Coles’ party.
8	Emma thinks that Harriet Smith is in love with Frank Churchill / Mr Knightley, but she is wrong.
9	Emma is / isn’t upset when she finds out that Frank Churchill is engaged.
10	In the end, Harriet Smith gets married to Mr Elton / Robert Martin.
 	  20 marks 
5	Put the events in order.
a	___	Robert Martin proposes to Harriet Smith, but Harriet refuses.
b	___	Mr Elton gets engaged to Augusta Hawkins.
c	___	Frank Churchill comes back to Highbury and the Westons have a ball to welcome him.
d	___	Mrs Elton organizes an excursion to Box Hill.
e	___	Emma and Mr Knightley get married.
f	___	Mrs Churchill dies and Frank tells everyone that he is engaged to Jane Fairfax.
g	___	Mrs Churchill becomes ill and Frank Churchill returns home.
h	___	Miss Taylor gets married and moves to Randalls with Mr Weston.
i	___	On their way home from dinner at Randalls, Mr Elton tells Emma that he loves her.
j	___	Emma meets Harriet Smith, a pretty girl of seventeen.
 	  20 marks 
 	  Total marks 
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Stage 4
Emma
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1
1	c
2	g
3	j
4	a
5	h
6	b
7	e
8	i
9	f
10	d
2
1	Mr Knightley; Emma
2	Harriet Smith; Emma
3	Emma; Mrs Weston
4	Mrs Elton; Emma
5	Emma; Mrs Weston
3
1	F
2	T
3	F
4	F
5	T
6	T
7	T
8	F
9	T
10	F
4
1	brother
2	London
3	Weston
4	Harriet Smith
5	Emma
6	niece
7	Frank Churchill
8	Frank Churchill
9	isn’t
10	Robert Martin
5
1	h
2	j
3	a
4	i
5	b
6	g
7	c
8	d
9	f
10	e
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Stage 4
Emma
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Setting
Choose the best answer.
1	This story takes place in _____.
a		France
b		England
c		the USA
d		Australia
2	Emma Woodhouse and her father live in a large _____ called Highbury.
a		city
b		country
c		town
d		village
3	Emma and her father are the most _____ people in Highbury.
a		beautiful
b		unusual
c		intelligent
d		important
4	Emma’s mother had _____ many years ago.
a		died
b		left the family
c		moved to London
d		been ill
5	Emma’s sister is now married and lives with her husband and children in _____.
a		Highbury
b		London
c		Bath
d		Bristol
6	Emma and her father live in a large house called _____.
a		Box Hill
b		Hartfield
c		Maple Grove
d		Randalls
7	Society and _____ are very important for the people in the story.
a		picnics
b		social class
c		beauty
d		dinner-parties
8	Marriage is a good way to move into a _____ social class.
a		friendlier
b		lower
c		higher
d		similar
9	Emma wants to help _____ move into a higher social class.
a		Harriet Smith
b		Jane Fairfax
c		Miss Taylor
d		Miss Bates
10	Emma likes to _____, but this causes problems for her.
a		sing
b		have parties
c		match-make
d		go for walks
 	  20 marks 
Characters
Choose the best answer.
11	Emma Woodhouse is nearly _____ years old, beautiful, clever, and rich.
a		seventeen
b		twenty-one
c		twenty-five
d		nineteen
12	Isabella is Emma’s _____ sister.
a		younger
b		twin
c		older
d		little
13	Miss Taylor was Emma’s _____ for many years before she married Mr Weston.
a		teacher
b		governess
c		friend
d		servant
14	_____ is an old friend of the Woodhouse family and Isabella’s husband’s older brother.
a		Frank Churchill
b		Mr Elton
c		Mr Knightley
d		Robert Martin
15	Robert Martin is a _____ and wants to marry Harriet Smith.
a		lawyer
b		farmer
c		doctor
d		painter
16	Mr _____ is the vicar of Highbury and a handsome and respectable man.
a		Woodhouse
b		Cole
c		Knightley
d		Elton
17	Miss Bates lives with her _____ in a small house in Highbury. She is poor, but happy.
a		niece
b		mother
c		sister
d		father
18	Jane Fairfax’s mother and father died when she was very small and she went to live with the _____ family in London.
a		Campbell
b		Cole
c		Knightley
d		Bates
19	Frank Churchill is the _____ of Mr Weston from his first marriage.
a		son
b		brother
c		father
d		nephew
20	_____ is a vain woman with poor manners.
a		Jane Fairfax
b		Harriet Smith
c		Mrs Cole
d		Mrs Elton
 	  20 marks 
Dialogue
Who says this?
21	‘Poor Miss Taylor! Why did Mr Weston have to marry her?’
a		Emma
b		Mr Woodhouse
c		Mr Knightley
d		Isabella
22	‘I think Harriet Smith is the very worst kind of companion that Emma could have.’
a		Mr Knightley
b		Mrs Weston
c		Mr Woodhouse
d		Mr Elton
23	‘You think I should refuse him, then?’
a		Emma
b		Mrs Weston
c		Jane Fairfax
d		Harriet Smith
24	‘Who can think of Miss Smith when Miss Woodhouse is near!’
a		Robert Martin
b		Mr Cole
c		Mr Elton
d		Mr Weston
25	‘My mother is a little deaf, you know. Now, where is that letter?’
a		Mrs Bates
b		Miss Bates
c		Jane Fairfax
d		Emma
26	‘I have already been here a week, and only have another week left.’
a		Mrs Elton
b		Frank Churchill
c		Jane Fairfax
d		Mrs Weston
27	‘Your house is very pleasing, Miss Woodhouse! Very like Maple Grove indeed!’
a		Miss Bates
b		Mrs Weston
c		Harriet Smith
d		Mrs Elton
28	‘You are very kind, Mrs Weston, but I am an old married man now. No, my dancing days are over.’
a		Mr Elton
b		Mr Woodhouse
c		Mr Knightley
d		Frank Churchill
29	‘I am sorry, but you are allowed only three dull things at one time.’
a		Miss Bates
b		Emma
c		Mrs Elton
d		Jane Fairfax
30	‘Yes, Miss Woodhouse, I do think Mr Knightley has shown me some signs of affection recently.’
a		Miss Bates
b		Harriet Smith
c		Mrs Weston
d		Mrs Elton
 	  20 marks 
Vocabulary
Choose the best answer.
31	a big and important party where people dance
a		bride
b		governess
c		ball
d		class
32	the teaching of a person at school or collegea		education
b		carriage
c		colonel
d		pleasure
33	having or showing very strong feelings
a		plain
b		foolish
c		passionate
d		delightful
34	to ask somebody to marry you
a		respect
b		envy
c		pity
d		propose
35	a person that is the same as, or as good as, somebody else
a		equal
b		gentleman
c		portrait
d		shock
36	to think or say that somebody or something is very good
a		blush
b		admire
c		encourage
d		improve
37	your brother or sister’s daughter
a		aunt
b		cousin
c		niece
d		uncle
38	to save somebody or something from danger 
a		rescue
b		sigh
c		pity
d		rent
39	an agreement to marry somebody
a		proposal
b		engagement
c		excursion
d		class
40	things that you feel inside yourself, like happiness, love, or anger
a		respect
b		society
c		manners
d		feelings
 	  20 marks 
Plot
Choose the best answer.
41	Emma is _____ when her governess, Miss Taylor, marries and moves away from Hartfield.
a		happy
b		sad
c		angry
d		pleased
42	When Emma meets Harriet Smith, she likes her, but thinks she needs more _____.
a		money
b		elegance
c		beautiful clothes
d		opinions
43	Robert Martin proposes to Harriet Smith, but Emma encourages her to _____.
a		accept
b		refuse
c		not reply
d		speak to him
44	Emma wants _____ to marry Harriet Smith, but he is in love with Emma.
a		Mr Weston
b		Mr Knightley
c		Mr Elton
d		Frank Churchill
45	_____ visits Bath and meets a young woman he wants to marry.
a		Mr Knightley
b		Mr Weston
c		Mr Elton
d		Mr Cole
45	After the Coles’ party, Emma thinks _____ is in love with her.
a		Mr Elton
b		Mr Knightley
c		Frank Churchill
d		Mr Cole
46	When Frank Churchill comes back to Highbury, Mr and Mrs _____ have a ball for him.
a		Elton
b		Weston
c		Cole
d		Knightley
47	For many months, Frank Churchill is secretly _____ Jane Fairfax.
a		married to
b		engaged to
c		friends with
d		in love with
48	Emma thinks _____ will be upset about Frank Churchill’s engagement, but she isn’t.
a		Mrs Weston
b		Miss Bates
c		Harriet Smith
d		Mrs Elton
49	After speaking to Harriet, Emma realizes that she is in love with _____.
a		Mr Weston
b		Mr Elton
c		Frank Churchill
d		Mr Knightley
50	In the end, Harriet Smith marries _____.
a		Mr Elton
b		Frank Churchill
c		Mr Knightley
d		Robert Martin
 	  20 marks 
 	  Total marks 
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Stage 4
Emma
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Setting
1	b
2	d
3	d
4	a
5	b
6	b
7	b
8	c
9	a
10	c
Characters
11	b
12	c
13	b
14	c
15	b
16	d
17	b
18	a
19	a
20	d
Dialogue
21	b
22	a
23	d
24	c
25	b
26	b
27	d
28	a
29	b
30	b
Vocabulary
31	c
32	a
33	c
34	d
35	a
36	b
37	c
38	a
39	b
40	d
Plot
41	b
42	b
43	b
44	c
45	c
46	b
47	b
48	c
49	d
50	d
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Stage 4
Emma
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BEYOND THE STORY
 READ & RESEARCH  Read ‘Beyond the Story’ and research the answers to these questions.
Students’ own answers
IDEAS IN THIS STORY
 DISCUSS  Talk about these questions with your partner.
Students’ own answers
ACTIVITIES
Think Ahead
1	Read about the story on the back cover. How much do you now know about the story? Are the sentences true or false?
1	false
2	true
3	true
4	false
5	true
2	What do you think is going to happen in the story? Tick the sentences you think are true.
Students’ own answers (sentences 2 and 3 are true)
3	 RESEARCH  There are three weddings in Emma. Before you read, find the answers to these questions.
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Chapter Check
 CHAPTER 1  Complete the sentences with the names of people in the story.
1	Miss Taylor
2	Isabella
3	Mr Weston
4	Mr Knightley
5	Mr Elton
 CHAPTER 2  Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
1	pupil
2	bad
3	interested in
4	delighted
 CHAPTER 3  Put the events in order.
1	b
2	a
3	c
4	d
 CHAPTER 4  Match the quotes with the people who say them in the chapter. Who is each person talking to?
1	Mr Woodhouse to Isabella
2	Mr Knightley to Emma
3	Emma to Mr Knightley
4	Mr Elton to Emma
 CHAPTER 5  Match the sentence halves.
1	c
2	e
3	a
4	b
5	d
 CHAPTER 6  Answer the questions about Jane Fairfax.
1	Miss Bates
2	A governess
3	She thinks she is cold.
4	In Weymouth
 CHAPTER 7  Are the sentences true or false?
1	false
2	true
3	true
4	false
 CHAPTER 8  Correct the underlined words.
1	given / sent
2	by carriage / in a/Mr Knightley’s carriage
3	marry
4	serious
5	friend
 CHAPTER 9  Complete the sentences with the places below. There is one extra place.
1	Highbury
2	Maple Grove, Bristol
3	Bath
4	Randalls
 CHAPTER 10  Are the sentences true or false?
1	true
2	false
3	false
4	true
 CHAPTER 11  Match the quotes with the people who say them in the chapter. Who are they talking to?
1 	Miss Bates to Mr Knightley
2	Frank Churchill to Emma
3	Mr Knightley to Emma
4	Mr Woodhouse to Mr Knightley
 CHAPTER 12  Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
1	surprises
2	does not care
3	misunderstood
4	likes
 CHAPTER 13  Are the sentences true or false?
1	false
2	true
3	true
4	false
Focus on Vocabulary
1	Replace the underlined words with the words below.
1	match-make
2	affectionate
3	brother-in-law
4	blushes
5	ball
6	portrait
2	Complete the text with the correct words.
1	gentleman
2	engaged
3	respect
4	forgive
5	envy
Focus on Language
1	Complete the sentences with the infinitive or –ing form of the verbs in brackets.
1	be
2	doing
3	walk
4	being
2	 DECODE  Read this text from the story and underline the three linking words.
Because Emma was the cleverest in the family, her father always asked her opinion before deciding anything. He loved her very much, so in his eyes, she had no faults. There was a danger in this to her future well-being, because she thought a little too well of herself.
3	Write the different parts of each of the sentences above in the correct section below:
	Reason
	Linking word
	Result
	Emma was the cleverest in the family
	because
	her father asked her opinion before deciding anything
	he loved her very much
	so
	in his eyes, she had no faults
	she thought a little too well of herself
	because
	there was a danger to her future well-being
Discussion
1	 COMMUNICATE  Read the sentences. Do you agree with them? Use the words and phrases below to discuss them with a partner.
Students’ own answers
2	Talk about these questions with your partner. Use the underlined words in exercise 1.
Students’ own answers
3	 THINK CRITICALLY  Work in pairs. Discuss these questions.
Students’ own answers
Project
1	Read this profile of the famous 19thcentury nurse, Florence Nightingale.
2	Match the headings with the correct paragraphs.
A	Early Life
B	Her Family
C	To Marry or Not?
D	A Disagreement
E	Helping Other People
F	Final Chapter
3	 COLLABORATE  Work in pairs. Read the text again and write questions for these answers.
Possible questions:
1	What kind of family did she come from?
2	Where did she go to school/receive her education? / Where was she taught?
3	Why didn’t she need a paid job?
4	What was her sister’s name?
5	How did she feel about marriage? / 
Why didn’t she accept a marriage proposal?
6	What was her main interest in life?
7	What happened to her at the end of her life?
4	 CREATE  Now answer questions 1–6 in exercise 3 about Emma Woodhouse, or choose a different, real 19th-century person to answer the questions about. Use your questions and answers, and your own research. Write a profile like the one about Florence Nightingale. Use the same headings if possible, or write your own.
Students’ own answers