Jane Eyre Final Test

Why does Rochester believe he is superior to Jane?

• He has a family name and distinguished background
• Simply put, he is a man, indicating he can be considered a mysoginist
• He is 20 years older than her and therefore more experienced
• He is her employer and controls her livelihood

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Who tried to kill Rochester?

• Bertha
• Mrs. Fairfax
• Leah
• Adele Varens

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Who says the following quote and what is the context?
"You have saved my life: I have a pleasure in owing you so immense a debt. I cannot say more."

• Jane to Mrs. Fairfax for giving her a job at Thornfield
• Rochester to Jane for helping him when he fell off his horse.
• Rochester to Jane for saving him from a fire in his bedroom.
• Jane to Mrs. Fairfax for helping her with a kitchen fire.

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How does Adele become Rochester's ward?

• Adele is the daughter of a family friend.
• Adele is the daughter of an ex-lover.
• Adele is secretly Mrs. Fairfax's daughter.
• Adele is an orphan he adopted.

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What word best describes Rochester's attitude towards women?

• Loving
• Optimistic
• Distrusting
• Pessimistic

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“I am glad you are no relation of mine: I will never call you aunt again as long as I live.”

• Mrs. Reed
• John Reed
• Jane Eyre
• Eliza Reed

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“Hush, Jane! You think too much of the love of human beings; you are too impulsive, too vehement: the sovereign hand that created your frame, and put life into it, has provided you with other resources than your feeble self, or than other creatures as feeble as you”

• Helen Burns
• Bessie
• Mrs. Reed
• Miss Temple

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How does Mr. Rochester get a glimpse of Jane's nature and personality?

• By their conversation and Jane's drawings.
• By watching her sleep.
• Their horseback riding trips
• Talking to Mrs. Fairfax

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How does Jane react to to her feeling of love for Mr. Rochester?

• She talks to Mrs. Fairfax about them
• She gives into her feelings and begins to plan a way to get Mr. Rochester
• She denies them because she can't bear to be hurt
• She evaluates her plainness and social postition and decides seh has overreacted to his kindness 

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What is Lowood?

• A convent
• A school for orphans
• A castle
• Jane's new home

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