Jane Eyre Ch. 21-25

What appears in Jane's dreams for seven nights in a row, that she takes as a bad omen?

• Children

• Ghosts

• Black dogs

• Abandoned houses

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Which two unfortunate events does Jane learn have taken place in the Reed family?

• John has fallen into gambling debt, and Mrs Reed has had to sell Gateshead to pay for it

• Eliza and Georgiana have quarrelled badly, and both have left home

• John has died, and Mrs Reed has had a stroke

• Mrs Reed has died, and John has been imprisoned

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Which of these best characterises the relationship between Eliza (E) and Georgiana (G)?

• They are opposites: E admires G's talkativeness and beauty, and G admires E's discipline and rigour

• They are opposites: E despises G's vanity and laziness, and G despises E's selfishness and rigidity

• They are similar: they are friends because of their shared dislike of Jane

• They are similar: they are enemies because they are always competing for their mother's love

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What did Mrs Reed do during Jane's absence, because of her dislike of Jane?

• Write to all her relations, warning them never to associate with Jane

• Write to Jane's uncle, who would have adopted her, to tell him she was dead

• Send Jane letters telling her never to come back to Gateshead Hall

• Write to Mr Rochester, warning him not to accept Jane as a governess

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Why does Jane start making preparations to leave Thornfield Hall for Ireland?

• Mr Rochester sends her there to visit relations so that she will be out of the way for his wedding to Blanche Ingram

• She is burnt out from teaching Adele, and needs a holiday

• She is heartbroken that Mr Rochester shows no love towards her, and so thinks of becoming a nun in Ireland

• She believes that Mr Rochester will marry Blanche Ingram and has found her alternative employment in Ireland

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What happens to the tree that Jane and Mr Rochester were sitting under in the garden?

• It is struck by lightning

• It has an unusually large crop of fruit that year

• Mr Rochester cuts it down to make a summerhouse in the gardens

• It is uprooted by stormy winds

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Why did Mr Rochester court Blanche Ingram?

• He thought he loved her, but then realised he loved Jane more

• He thought he loved her, but was eventually persuaded against marriage by Mrs Fairfax

• He never loved her, he just wanted some entertainment

• He never loved her, he just wanted to make Jane jealous

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How does Jane behave towards Mr Rochester during their month-long engagement?

• She continues just as she had done before

• She abandons employer/employee relations and acts as if she's his wife already

• She is very respectful and proper in public, but teases him and provokes him in private

• She is very respectful and proper in public, but constantly says how much she loves him in private

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What does the figure look like that appears beside Jane's bed the night before her wedding?

• figure draped all in white, no features visible

• large woman, thick dark hair, discoloured face, black eyebrows, red eyes

• A child with blond hair and a tear-stained face

• A man with strong, stocky physique that looks like Rochester

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Which of these things does the figure that appears the night before Jane's wedding NOT do?

• Put on Jane's bridal veil

• Thrust her candle close to Jane's face and then extinguish it

• Tear Jane's bridal veil and trample on it

• Set fire to Jane's bed

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