Jane Eyre Ch 1-12

Front

What is Lowood School?

Back

Lowood is a charity school for orphans, where Jane Eyre is sent after her time with the Reeds.

Front

How do Jane and Mr. Rochester first meet?

Back

They first meet when Mr. Rochester falls off his horse.

Front

What does Mrs. Reed accuse Jane of?

Back

Mrs. Reed tells Mr. Brocklehurst that Jane has a tendency to lie.

Front

How are the girls treated at Lowood?

Back

The girls at Lowood are undernourished and overworked.

Front

What is the name of the boarding school Jane attends?

Back

The name of the boarding school is Lowood.

Front

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

Back

Helen Burns is Jane's close friend at Lowood who teaches her about endurance and forgiveness.

Front

What role does Mr. Brocklehurst play at Lowood?

Back

Mr. Brocklehurst is the headmaster of Lowood and represents the harsh treatment of the girls.

Front

What does Jane learn about social class at Lowood?

Back

Jane learns that social class can dictate one's treatment and opportunities in life.

Front

How does Jane's character develop in the first 12 chapters?

Back

Jane develops from a mistreated orphan to a strong-willed and independent young woman.

Front

What is the theme of isolation in 'Jane Eyre'?

Back

Isolation is a recurring theme, as Jane often feels alone and disconnected from those around her.