A. She is self-centered and somewhat spoiled.
Part B
Which character does Emma believe is in love with her, but is actually in love with someone else?
A. Mr. Elton
B. Frank Churchill
C. Mr. Knightley
D. Mr. Weston
The following item has two parts. Answer Part A and then answer Part B.
Part A
What does the reader understand about Emma that she does not understand about herself?
A. She is self-centered and somewhat spoiled.
B. She resents having to be the mistress of her father’s house.
C. Miss Taylor is her good friend only because Emma’s father pays her.
D. Her fears of being lonely are unfounded.
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