Jane Eyre2

Why does Miss Temple invite Jane to her room?

• To defend her character
• Miss Temple knew she and Helen were best friends
• To have a sleepover
• To get to know Jane

Helen teaches Jane to

• accept her fate, forgive the wrongs of others, and believe in a good God
• enjoy nature in the areas surrounding the school and its garden
• draw landscapes and portraits
• speak four other languages

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Who was Jane's benefactress?

• Helen Burns

• Mrs. Reed

• Marilla

• Miss Temple

"You have been charged with falsehood; defend yourself to me as well as you can."

Who said this to whom?

• Helen burns to Jane Eyre

• Miss Temple to Jane Eyre

• Jane Eyre to Miss Temple

• Miss Temple to Helen Burns

Synonyms for - accord and defence are

• free will and vindication

• according and defensive

• record and agitation

Which teacher treats Jane and Helen with kindness?

• Miss Scatcherd
• Miss Temple
• Mr. Brocklehurst
• Mr. Vladimir 

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Who did Jane live with as a child?

• Her kind Aunt Reed and the Reed family

• Her cruel Aunt Reed and the Reed family

• Miss Temple

• The Rivers family

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Jane is locked up in the red room because

• she used to get scared of ghosts.

• her cousin John hurled the book on her.

• she fought with her cousin and pushed him

• her uncle Reed died there.

Why is Jane treated so unfairly?

• She was born during Mrs. Reed's first marriage and is a reminder of her mistake
• Mrs. Reed felt as though Mr. Reed loved Jane only
• Mrs. Reed wanted to be Jane
• Mrs. Reed resented Jane because Jane was intelligent and made Mrs. Reed feel her kids were really inferior

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A serious disease. Usually carried to human beings by fleas or lice.

• elegant

• missionary

• typhus

• charades