Jane Eyre (Chapters 10-14) 12mo Ana Marcial

What is significant about Miss Temple's departure from Lowood School?

• Jane is happy because she can finally leave.

• It marks Jane’s first experience with true independence.

• Jane dislikes Miss Temple and is relieved.

• The school immediately becomes a better place.

Why does Jane decide to leave Lowood?

• She is forced out by Mr. Brocklehurst.

• She feels there are no opportunities left for her.

• She gets an unexpected letter from a relative.

• She wants to move to London for a better job.

How does Jane secure her position at Thornfield Hall?

• She applies directly to Mr. Rochester.

• She responds to an advertisement she placed.

• Mrs. Fairfax recruits her through a family connection.

• A friend from Lowood recommends her.

What is Jane’s first impression of Mrs. Fairfax?

• Kind but reserved.

• Cold and suspicious.

• Young and lively.

• Ignorant and uneducated.

How does Jane first encounter Mr. Rochester?

• He visits Thornfield to interview her.

• She meets him while walking and helps him after an accident.

• She sees him in a painting at Thornfield halls.

• Mrs. Fairfax introduces them at dinner and they officially speak.

How does Jane describe Mr. Rochester’s appearance?

• Strong and unconventional but not handsome.

• Extremely handsome and charming.

• Weak and sickly.

• Tall and regal.

What is Adèle’s connection to Mr. Rochester?

• She is his illegitimate daughter that he had with his mistress.

• She is his ward, but he denies she is his llegitimate child.

• She is his niece.

• She is his cousin from France.

What is significant about Mr. Rochester’s reaction to Jane’s drawings?

• He finds them unusual and revealing of her character.

• He dismisses them as amateurish.

• He is shocked by their dark subject matter.

• He refuses to believe she created them.

Why does Jane feel drawn to Mr. Rochester despite his rough manner?

• She sees intelligence and depth in him.

• She is flattered by his compliments.

• She finds him handsome.

• She admires his wealth and power.

How does Mrs. Fairfax explain the strange sounds Jane hears at night?

• She attributes them to Grace Poole.

• She says it is just the wind.

• She blames the servants.

• She insists Jane is imagining things.