Jane Eyre Ch.31-38

Which of these tensions does St John feel within himself?

• Call to be a clergyman vs longing for renown and power

• Desire to be a missionary vs feeling that he's not good enough

• Desire to be with Jane vs knowledge that his family would not approve

• Desire to be with Rosamond Oliver vs knowledge that she would not make a good missionary's wife

• Desire to teach Jane vs worry that he would push her too hard

Which character does Jane compare Rosamond Oliver with?

• Diana

• Georgiana

• Adele

• Bessie

How does St John describe himself to Jane?

• Cold, hard, ambitious

• Zealous, strong, determined

• Faithful, loving, just

• Humble, truthful, hopeful

Which of these does St John reveal to Jane?

• Thornfield Hall has burnt down

• She has inherited 20,000 pounds

• His trip to India has been cancelled

• Mr Rochester is blind

• She and St John, Mary and Diana are cousins

Which activity draws St John and Jane closer together?

• Discussing works of literature

• Praying together

• Taking long walks on the moors

• Learning Hindostanee

Which of these reasons does St John give when persuading Jane to marry him?

• She is formed for labour, not love

• She does not love money

• She is willing to sacrifice

• He has loved her ever since he rescued her

• He would make her happy and comfortable

What is Jane's chief objection to marrying St John?

• She doesn't want to do missionary work

• They don't share the same interests

• There is not real love between them: he views her as a useful tool

• There is no respect between them: he doesn't consider her abilities

Why does Jane return to Thornfield?

• She hears the disembodied voice of Mr Rochester calling her

• She wants to run away from St John and has nowhere else to go

• She gets a letter from Mrs Fairfax

• She reads in the newspaper that it has burned down

Which of these does Jane first learn at the inn near Thornfield?

• Mr Rochester still loves her and wants to marry her

• Bertha Mason is dead

• Her uncle has died and she has inherited his money

• Thornfield Hall is burned down

• Mr Rochester has been blinded and crippled

How do Jane and Mr Rochester meet again at Ferndean?

• Jane takes his arm while he is walking in the garden

• Mary and John announce her presence like a grand visitor

• Jane helps him into the house after he falls in the driveway

• Jane surprises him by carrying in his water instead of Mary