Jane Eyre (Chapters 31-36) 12mo

What internal conflict does Jane experience when the thought of leaving Thornfield arises?

• She is conflicted about her love for Mr. Rochester versus her desire for independence.

• She is torn between her loyalty to Mr. Rochester and her fear of scandal.

• She struggles with her personal willpower, torn between necessity and passion.

• She fears the wrath of Mr. Rochester if she leaves him.

Why does Jane feel a sense of security when she arrives at the crossroad despite her having forgotten her things on the coach?

• She believes the mountains will provide her with shelter and protection.

• She thinks nature will provide for her without requiring payment.

• She remembers that Mr. Rochester once spoke of this area.

• She sees signs of human habitation nearby.

What is ironic about Jane's first impression of Diana and Mary Rivers?

• She finds them familiar even though she has never met them.

• She assumes they are servants despite their refined manners.

• She mistakes their scholarly work for idle leisure.

• She believes they will reject her, yet they become her saviors.

What does Hannah reveal about the Rivers family’s financial situation and background?

• Their father’s fortune was inherited, and they were always wealthy.

• Their father lost his wealth due to poor decisions, leading the daughters to work as governesses.

• The Rivers family was never rich but became wealthy through St. John’s work as a clergyman.

• The Rivers family had been in debt for generations and were known for their financial instability.

How does Jane describe Mr. St. John Rivers' physical features when they are alone in the sitting room?

• She describes him as having dark eyes, a brooding demeanor, and an air of mystery.

• She notes his high forehead, blue eyes, fair hair, and a demeanor that conveys hidden force rather than gentleness.

• She describes him as being tall with a charming smile and a warm, inviting presence.

• She observes his rugged appearance, with a strong jawline and intense gaze that makes him seem unapproachable.

What activity does Jane enjoy for the first time with Diana and Mary?

• Learning to play the piano

• Perfect agreement in taste, feelings, and ideas

• Traveling to Morton

• Attending Mr. St. John’s church service

What was the nature of the job Mr. St. John offered Jane?

• A position as a governess for a rich family

• A school teacher for a girls' school in a poor village

• A teacher at a local orphanage

• A seamstress in a local factory

What did Jane experience at night after her days at the village school?

• She had dreams about Mr. Rochester

• She slept soundly without any dreams

• She dreamed of her students and their progress

• She had nightmares about leaving the school

What strange action did St. John Rivers take when he examined Jane’s drawing?

• He criticized her drawing harshly

• He tore off a piece of the paper and put it in his pocket

• He added his own sketch to the paper

• He asked Jane to display her drawings in public

What piece of information did Mr. Briggs provide about Jane Eyre?

• That Jane had inherited a fortune from her parents

• That Jane was wanted for a crime

• That Jane's uncle, Mr. John Eyre, had died and left her all his property

• That Jane was married to Mr. Rochester