My Sainted Aunt!

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1. This aunt was played by Clara Blandick in the movie made of the book in which she appears. Em Emily Emma Amelia

2. As aunts go, this one was less than sainted but she sure knew how to have a good time! Vera Mamie Ava Mame

3. The first time we meet this aunt in the 19th century classic book in which she is an integral character, she is giving her nephew a slap for eating jam without permission. Molly Polly Dolly Millie

4. David Copperfield had a step-aunt who was anything but a saint. What are the first and last names of the strict, cold, and domineering sister of David's stepfather? Jemima Murdeston Jemima Moneypinch Jane Mordaunt Jane Murdstone

5. This Joseph Kesselring play, made into a movie in 1944, features two dotty old aunts. Who are they? Abby and Martha Brewster Abigail and Maria Brewster Millicent and Amelia Brewis Abby and Martha Brewis

6. In the eighteenth century, this aunt added a new word to the lexicon, a word that means the ludicrous misuse of the English language. Mrs. Maloprop Lady Wordwaste Lady Misspeak Mrs. Malaprop

7. This Dickensian aunt was jilted on her wedding day and lived in decaying splendour with her niece. The character's name? Miss Harvison Miss Haversham Miss Havisham Miss Halverson

8. This 'earth mother to the world' aunt is a key character in the first-ever musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Ellen Murphy Eller Murphy Emily Murphy Ella Murphy

9. This aunt, another Dickens creation, adopts her orphaned nephew (the title character of the novel) and changes his name. Becky Emily Peggoty Betsy

10. This aunt is wealthy and autocratic and appears in a classic American novel set during the War between the States. Mabel Millicent May March