Jane Eyre

How does St. John learn of Jane's true identity?

• He receives a letter from Uncle Eyre's solicitor

• He runs into Mr. Rochester

• Jane confesses her true name

• A servant from Thornfield happens to notice Jane

Whose voice does Jane hear as she comes dangerously close to accepting St. John's proposal

• Uncle John Eyre

• Mrs. Fairfax

• Rochester

• Adele

Where does Jane sleep the night after she leaves the coach at Whitcross?

• On a bench

• At the local inn

• In a heath

• In a barn

Mr. St. John Rivers has found a job for Jane as

• a governess

• a mistress of a girls' school

• a language teacher

• a companion to an elderly lady

Why is Mr. Briggs trying to find Jane?

• Mr. Rochester has paid him to find her

• She has been left property by her uncle

• He has found a good teaching position for her

• Mrs. Fairfax is looking for her

Jane paints a portrait of

• Diane

• Rosamund

• Mary

• Mr. St. John Rivers

What is the first thing Jane wants to do with her money?

• Buy a home for herself

• Run back to Rochester

• Split the money with her cousins

• Build an addition to the girls' school

....less than a servant...[does]nothing for her keep...

• Helen

• Bessie

• Jane Eyre

• Georgiana

“I am glad you are no relation of mine: I will never call you aunt again as long as I live.”

• Mrs. Reed

• John Reed

• Jane Eyre

• Eliza Reed

“Hush, Jane! You think too much of the love of human beings; you are too impulsive, too vehement: the sovereign hand that created your frame, and put life into it, has provided you with other resources than your feeble self, or than other creatures as feeble as you”

• Helen Burns

• Bessie

• Mrs. Reed

• Miss Temple