Jane Eyre APMC Practice

The predominant tone of lines 28-43 is one of

"Could not pass quite as a blank" (lines 57-58) means could not

The third paragraph reveals all of the following about Jane EXCEPT that she

The scenes outside the window and in the book serve to

"Unwonted" in line 21 could best be interpreted to mean

In the first five paragraphs (lines 1-36), the narrator presents Mrs. Reed as

The narrator's actions in lines 37-44 reveal her response to the exchange with Mrs. Reed to be 

Lines 46-73 present all of the following literary devices EXCEPT

"Taking up her elders" (line 34) could best be restated as

From the passage, the reader can infer that the incident in the red-room led to the narrator's

The repeated use of "but" and "yet"

The tone conveyed by "her darling" (line 19) could best be described as 

The first two paragraphs serve to do all of the following EXCEPT

The first paragraph implies that

The second paragraph depicts the narrator as all of the following EXCEPT