Jane Eyre Flashcard Ch 1-5

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Who is Jane's friend at Lowood?

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Helen Burns is Jane's friend at Lowood.

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What does Jane accuse Mrs. Reed of in her confrontation?

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Jane accuses Mrs. Reed of being deceitful and hard-hearted.

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What is the name of Jane's new school?

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Lowood Institution is Jane's new school.

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Where does Jane live at the beginning of the novel?

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Jane lives at Gateshead Hall at the beginning of the novel.

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What does Mrs. Reed warn Mr. Brocklehurst about Jane?

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Mrs. Reed warns Mr. Brocklehurst that Jane has a propensity for lying.

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What theme is highlighted by Jane's confrontation with Mrs. Reed?

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The theme of courage and the struggle for truth is highlighted.

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What is the significance of Helen Burns in Jane's life?

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Helen Burns represents friendship and resilience in the face of adversity.

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How does Jane feel about her treatment at Gateshead?

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Jane feels mistreated and isolated at Gateshead.

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What role does Mr. Brocklehurst play in Jane's life?

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Mr. Brocklehurst is the head of Lowood Institution and represents authority and oppression.

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What does Jane's character symbolize in the novel?

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Jane's character symbolizes the quest for identity and self-respect.