RETAKE Jane Eyre Reading Quiz 2

What is one way Jane's experience at Lowood shapes her views on education?

• It makes her value strict discipline.

• It teaches her the importance of kindness.

• It discourages her from pursuing education.

• It makes her indifferent to learning.

In what way does Jane’s departure from Lowood represent personal growth?

• She becomes more dependent.

• She gains independence.

• She loses her sense of self.

• She becomes more fearful.

What motivates Jane to seek a new position as a governess?

• Desire for wealth.

• Desire for independence.

• Desire for fame.

• Desire for power.

What does Mr. Rochester’s interrogation of Jane about her past set for their relationship?

• A tone of distrust.

• A tone of curiosity.

• A tone of indifference.

• A tone of hostility.

How does the fire incident in Mr. Rochester’s room symbolize the emotional intensity between him and Jane?

• It shows their indifference.

• It highlights their animosity.

• It symbolizes their growing connection.

• It represents their separation.

What does Mr. Rochester’s reluctance to reveal the truth about the fire suggest about his character?

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How does Jane’s internal struggle with her feelings for Mr. Rochester illustrate her values of self-respect and moral integrity?

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What does the fortune-teller’s questioning reveal about Jane’s desires and fears?

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What does Jane learn about Miss Temple’s future?

• She is leaving Lowood to get married

• She has been promoted

• She is retiring

• She is ill

Why does Jane leave Lowood?

• She has been dismissed

• She wants to explore the world

• Miss Temple has left, and Jane feels it’s time for a change

• She wants to marry Mr. Rochester