Chapters 34-38: Jane Eyre

What is St.John's offer to Jane?

• A. He wants her to start a missionary church in Ireland.
• B. He wants her to take over the running of Moor House and open it as an orphanage.
• C. He wants to send her to school, all expenses paid.
• D. He wants her to come with him as his wife and companion missionary.

What is Jane's answer to St. John’s offer?

• A. She accepts it.
• B. She rejects it.
• C. She just laughs at him.
• D. She walks away.

True or False: The author portrays St. John as a villain. Although he wishes to do good in the world, he is using his religious ideals as blackmail.

• A. True
• B. False

What does Jane learn from the host at the inn in Millcote?

• A. Mr. Rochester has gone to live in Australia. He has left Bertha at Thornfield in the care of Mrs. Poole.
• B. Mr. Rochester has a mistress whom he has housed on an estate close to Thornfield.
• C. There was a fire at Thornfield. Bertha jumped to her death, and Mr. Rochester lost his sight and one hand in attempting to rescue her.
• D. Mr. Rochester has lost his money in some bad business dealings. He is living with Mr. Mason. Bertha has been sent to an asylum.

Identify the character who is being described: His/her youth was spent enjoying the joys of the flesh and the entertainments of the wealthy; this leads to excesses.

• A. It was St. John Rivers.
• B. It is Mr. Rochester.
• C. It is Mr. Mason.
• D. It is Bertha Mason.

Which character in the novel looked for a meaning in a life of duty and self-denial?

• A. It was Jane Eyre.
• B. It was Mrs. Poole.
• C. It was Mr. Brocklehurst.
• D. It was St. John Rivers.

The novel's conclusion is typical of the period: characters who did wrong must pay, those who acted with goodness are rewarded. What is the name of this period or style of writing?

• A. It is the Classical style.
• B. It is Realistic Fiction.
• C. It is the Victorian style.
• D. It is a tragedy.

Sluggish; lazy

• Slothful
• Malady
• Curate
• Evade
• Insalubrious

Sickness; bodily disorder or disease

• Slothful
• Malady
• Curate
• Evade
• Insalubrious

Any ecclesiastic entrusted with souls

• Slothful
• Malady
• Curate
• Evade
• Insalubrious