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Jane Eyre Review
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1
Jane is free from the routine of school because of an outbreak of typhus. She
spends much time outside.
finds comfort in nature.
makes a new friend.
has fewer rules.
2
Mr. Mason
arrives unexpectedly.
is under Rochester's influence.
causes Rochester alarm.
is injured on the third floor.
3
Jane spends three months, including Christmas,
away from the family in her nursery.
waiting for word about attending school.
writing stories about her loneliness.
listening to parties and celebrations.
4
Charlotte Bronte's pseudonym (pen name) was
Charles Bowdin
Calvin Brown
Curler Bell
Christopher Blair
5
Jane is overcome with fear in the red room because
She knows her uncle died there.
She does not agree with discipline.
She thinks she saw a ghost.
The color red scares her.
6
Rochester's ward is
a poor girl from an unknown family.
the daughter of Rochester's lover.
from Switzerland
Adele Varens
7
Jane determines that she would not like to live with poor relatives (Eyres).
False
True
8
Jane is excited at the prospect of school.
True
False
9
These items have symbolic value in the novel.
shrubs
letters
books
rocks
10
St. John loves Rosamond but
he calmly allows her to marry another
he knows she would not be a missionary's wife
his head tells him he should not
fails to listen to Jane's advice about her.
11
Rochester leads Jane to believe that Blanche Ingram is going to marry him. Why?
To make Jane feel terrible about her looks
To create jealousy in Jane
To determine if Jane still lives like a nun.
12
Which member of the Rivers household invites Jane in and provides shelter?
Mary
Hannah
St. John
Diana
13
Jane learns of Bertha's existence on her wedding day
from an attorney who objects to the wedding.
and meets her on the third floor.
resolves to leave Thornfield out of principle.
and thinks but does not weep.
14
Jane meets Rochester
and discusses her home and job.
on a cold evening with a red sunset.
after his horse takes a fall.
when she helps him to his horse.
15
Jane, when confronted with authority, either submits fully or
becomes unsure.
revolts.
asks questions.
breaks down.
16
In addition to Celine, Rochester sought out a relationship (after his marriage) with
four women
five women
three women
two women
17
After she leaves Thornfield, Jane wanders for two days
begging for food.
sleeping outside
doing odd jobs
18
Mr. Edward Rochester is dark, brooding, passionate, and secretive, like a Byronic hero.
True
False
19
Jane has one happiness at the Reeds. What is it?
baking and decorating
reading books
doing needlework
dancing and singing
20
Jane's first months at Lowood
involve one visit from Brocklehurst.
involve bullying by older students toward younger ones.
include long walks in bitter cold to church.
are filled with cold.
21
When Jane arrives at Lowood,
two teachers welcome her.
it is rainy, windy, and cold.
it is dark again.
she cries with relief.
22
On her deathbed, Helen assures Jane that
all of the above
the two of them shall meet again.
God is loving.
heaven is real.
23
In addition to her head, Jane follows a voice that tells her
to hide from her feelings.
to flee temptation.
to avoid possible violence.
24
Jane falls in love with Rochester and now finds him
handsome
interesting
haughty
infuriating
25
Jane, after her time in the red room,
waits for word about school.
is ordered to stay in her nursery.
becomes even more isolated.
teaches herself French.
26
The servants, Bessie and Miss Abbot,
obey Mrs. Reed.
call Jane a mad cat.
remind Jane that she is lower than servant.
take Jane to the red room.
27
Jane moves to the top of her class and then
becomes a teacher.
leaves Lowood right after completing her studies.
tutors her peers.
moves in with Miss Temple and her new husband.
28
Something compels Jane to speak up to Mrs. Reed. She
complains about Eliza and Georgiana.
asks what happened to Mrs. Reed to make her so bitter.
asks what Mr. Reed would say if he were alive.
asks Mrs. Reed about her feelings.
29
"Women are supposed to be very calm generally, but women _________ just as men do..."
feel
rage
love
mourn
30
There is some happiness---even for Jane---
when she sees fluffy clouds.
when she says life sends rainbows.
when she sees a butterfly at her window.
when she notes there are rays of sunshine.
31
Jane prefers the constant activity that begins with the arrival of Mr. Rochester.
False
True
32
Helen teaches Jane that it is better to
return good for evil.
admit to a wrong even if someone else did it.
study very hard for many hours.
be afraid of all the teachers.
33
A linnet is
a weak woman.
a Victorian garment.
a type of piano.
a small English bird.
34
Lowed is a charity school for
children who have lost one or both parents.
those with learning differences.
deceitful children.
poor children.
35
Characters who are opposites and serve to highlight the traits in the other are
flat characters
foils
static
round characters
36
When this character is gentle, he/she is Jane's favorite.
Bessie
Georgiana
Eliza
Abbot
37
Jane's parents were good but poor people who died of
rheumatic fever.
dysentery.
consumption.
typhus.
38
Bronte had several family members who died of
starvation
tetanus
tuberculosis
typhus
39
Mr. Rochester forgot about the governess and utters his favorite "oath," which is
OMG!
The devil take me!
It was Grace Poole, I tell you!
What the deuce!
40
The colors that are symbolic in the novel include
red
gray
yellow
black
41
Mr. Brocklehurst brands Jane as a liar and
makes her stand on a stool in front of the students.
forces her to forfeit her meals.
sends her to detention.
returns her to Mrs. Reed.
42
Jane is living with the Reeds at
Thornfield
Vale Hall
Fern dean
Gateshead
43
Mrs. Reed only abuses Jane verbally.
True
False
44
Jane leaves for Lowood in
February
March
January
April
45
Jane endures physical abuse from John Reed.
False
True
46
Jane Eyre consistently fits the model of the perfect Victorian woman.
False
True
47
Rochester vows to move away with Jane and leave Bertha at Ferndean with Mrs. Poole.
True
False
48
Jane returns to Gateshead to find
that Eliza will become a nun.
that Mrs. Reed kept a secret from her.
that Mrs. Reed is still cold.
that Georgiana and Eliza still fight.
49
Jane almost accepts St. John's proposal out of duty and because he is so masterful but
she hears a voice calling her name.
she talks herself out of it.
she realizes missionary work is too hard.
50
Mr. Lloyd suggests that Jane go to school because
he runs a school of his own.
she needs a change of place.
she will be loved there.
she is a child prodigy.
51
Jane realizes, while in the Red Room, that
She is so unlike the Reeds that she irritates them.
She should try harder to please the Reeds.
She should run away from Gateshead.
The Reeds do not love her nor does she love them.
52
The atmosphere of Lowood is one of
order.
discipline.
cold.
all of the above.
53
The themes in the novel include
gender and social roles.
status or social class.
physical and emotional isolation
the perils of industrialization
54
Helen is given a physical punishment
by Miss Miller.
for dirty fingernails.
by Miss Scatcherd.
for disrespect.
55
Mr. Brocklehurst is described as
being a black pillar.
being sable-clad.
having gray eyes.
all of the above
56
After an incident with John Reed, Mrs. Reed
realizes why she resents Jane.
immediately sends Jane to Lowood.
sends Jane to the red room.
sides with her guilty son.
57
Jane will not allow herself to be another of Rochester's mistresses.
false
true
58
Jane desires change again when
she sees an ad in the newspaper.
she dreams of a great love.
Miss Temple leaves Lowood.
Miss Scatcherd mistreats her (Jane).
59
Charlotte Bronte
attended a boarding school
left school after an outbreak of illness
attended a girls' school
all of the above
60
Jane saves Rochester from a fire in his room. This foreshadows
The fire that later destroys Thornfield.
the passion in Rochester's soul
The discovery of a cache of matches in Bertha's room.
The way she helps him reform and save his soul.
61
John Reed
refers to Jane as an animal.
is his mother's pampered favorite.
Claims that he is the master of the home.
throws a book at Jane.
62
The literary movement that did NOT directly influence Charlotte Bronte was
Romanticism
Naturalism
Regionalism
Gothicism
63
Miss Temple helps Jane clear her name
by reminding her that the accused have a right to defense.
exposing the poor living conditions.
by reprimanding Mr. Brocklehurst.
by writing to Mr. Lloyd.
64
Jane tells Mrs. Reed
that she (Mrs. Reed) is deceitful.
that she will miss Bessie.
that she will leave that day for school.
that she plans to become a teacher.
65
Who interviews Jane before admitting her to Lowood?
Miss Temple
Mr. Brocklehurst
Miss Miller
Mr. Lloyd
66
The superintendent of Lowood
lives in a nearby cottage.
exacts harsh punishments.
answers to Mr. Brocklehurst.
is Miss Temple.
67
___________ admits to being fonder of Jane than all the others.
Bessie
Mr. Lloyd
Miss Abbot
Eliza
68
Rochester often refers to Jane as a magical creature such as an elf or
leprechaun
sprite
fairy
troll
69
Bronte often uses imagery that involves fire and heat as well as
wet and water
bright and candle
cold and ice
dark and stormy
70
Mr. Brocklehurst
reminds Jane that naughty children go to Hell.
believes that Jane is a liar.
is upset that Jane does not like the Psalms.
will not send Jane home for holidays.
71
John Reed wants Jane to
wait upon him.
do his homework.
call him master.
write him stories.
72
Rochester claims to be Jane's superior due to age and experience but
hopes Jane will follow him when they marry.
she questions how he has used his time
admits to making "indifferent" choices.
73
Jane refuses to
submit to injustice.
exchange good for evil.
all of the above
let wicked people have their way.
74
Mr. Brocklehurst is a hypocrite because he claims to value plain living and simplicity but
allows his daughters the finest clothes.
has curly hair himself, which he has forbidden.
lives in a fancy home near Lowood.
wears bright colors rather than somber ones.
75
Weather is significant because
it never alters or changes, like Jane's love for Rochester.
it adds to the atmosphere of the novel.
it affects the plot line of the novel.
it reflects Jane's mood or situation.
76
Jane calls attention to herself when
she breaks a slate.
she cries passionately.
she laughs at a fellow student.
a coughs loudly.
77
Jane waits for the day she is sent off to school because, as she often does, she desires
change.
accomplishments.
service.
complete freedom.
78
After eight years at Lowood, Jane wants liberty but changes her petition to
a change of course.
a new location.
a wealthy uncle.
a new servitude.
79
Bronte hints that Helen is ill with references to her cough and concern from Miss Temple.
Helen has tuberculosis.
Helen has whooping cough.
Helen has bronchitis.
Helen has typhus.
80
Our narrator fast forwards _______ years after recounting Helen's death.
ten
six
eight
three
81
Helen urges Jane to
let go of past wrongs.
become a martyr for her faith.
pray for Miss Scatcherd.
swallow her pride.
82
Rochester is struck by
Jane's nunlike existence.
Jane's honesty and intellect.
the contrast between Jane and Celine.
Jane's tiny stature.
83
The symbol of Jane and Rochester's often complicated love is
the chestnut tree.
the icy wind.
the winding road.
the thorny plants.
84
Charlotte Bronte created a narrator who was
first person omniscient
first person limited
third person omniscient
third person limited
85
Mrs. Reed
is civil to Jane and even kind.
refuses to allow Jane to feel lonely.
expects Jane to conform to her expectations.
demands that Jane clean house.
86
Before leaving Gateshead, Jane is compelled to
comply
fight
speak
redecorate.
87
St. John chooses Jane to study Hindustani, according to his explanation, because
because she works diligently at her studies---watched her.
she will need to know the language.
because he needs someone with whom to study.
88
Rochester avoids Thornfield, according to Mrs. Faifax, due to a troubled history with his
father
crazy wife
older brother
89
When the novel opens, Jane is
loved.
isolated.
content.
irate.
90
Jane is often referred to as an animal, including
deer
sheep
weasel
cat
91
Jane's soul feels __________ for a short time after telling Mrs. Reed what she feels.
indifferent
intense suffering
joy
freedom
92
Jane's first true friend is
Helen Burns.
Mary Ann Wilson.
Miss Abbot.
Miss Temple.
93
Very early in their acquaintance, Mr. Rochester asks Jane
if she is ambitious.
if she plans to leave Thornfield soon.
if she wants to marry him.
if she finds him handsome.
94
The novel opens
on a bleak November day.
at the close of a bitter winter.
in the midst of a summer rain.
on a chilly but sunny October day.
95
The strange laughter at Thornfield
emanates from the third floor.
scares Mrs. Fairfax.
is decidedly Gothic.
is attributed to Grace Poole.
96
Jane assumes that her new employer will be
a father.
eccentric
Mrs. Fairfax.
a man.
97
Jane chooses to marry Rochester after returning to find
Rochester had be blinded and injured.
Bertha had jumped to her death.
she still loved him.
Thorn field had burned to the ground.
98
Jane is a typical Victorian woman throughout the novel.
False
True
99
Jane's relative had come looking for her. He is
all of the above
an Eyre
her father's brother
Her uncle
100
Jane faints in the red room. She awakens and
decides to apply to a school.
takes comfort in the kindness of Mr. Lloyd.
determines that she will live with other relatives.
feels relief at the presence of a stranger.
101
Jane tells Rochester that, if he has acted in a degenerate way, he can always
pray.
repent.
study.
102
Jane enters the third floor to
chat with Grace Poole.
look for clues about strange noises.
tend to a wounded man.
examine the tapestries.
103
On the morning she departs,
only a few servants bid her farewell.
she speaks kindly of the Reeds.
it is still dark.
she travels alone.
104
According to Bessie, dreams of __________ are warnings of trouble. Jane has had such dreams.
clowns
children
fire
storms
105
Jane calls herself a blind _________ for thinking that Rochester could love her.
cat
fairy
puppy
bird
106
"I ___________ all the way: a new thing for me..." -Jane Eyre
cried
fought
submitted
resisted
107
In midsummer, Rochester proposes to Jane
after she passionately kisses him.
after talking of a job in Ireland.
and then a violent storm rolls in.
and she accepts, calling him sir.
108
Upon her arrival at Thornfield,
Jane is greeted by a cheerful fire
Jane is greeted by a kind woman
Jane takes a lengthy tour of the house
Jane feels lonely
109
Bessie visits Jane and reveals
She has married
Jane's cousins still quarrel
John has been expelled
she has 2 children
110
Jane inherits ________ pounds from her uncle and shares it with her new-found family.
5,000
10,000
20,000
32,000
111
John Reed
is not very bright.
has two sisters.
loves reading and family time.
misses his boarding school.
