ESL Skills 3 Quarterly 3 Review

Who is the author of the book, Jane Eyre?

• Emily Bronte

• Charlotte Bronte

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Sherlock Holmes

Answer explanation

The author of 'Jane Eyre' is Charlotte Bronte. She published this classic novel in 1847 under the pen name Currer Bell, while her sister Emily Bronte is known for 'Wuthering Heights'.

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What did Jane feel for Mr. Rochester?

• sympathy

• hate

• love

• empathy

Answer explanation

Jane felt love for Mr. Rochester, as evidenced by her deep emotional connection and commitment to him throughout the story. This love is a central theme in their relationship, contrasting with feelings of sympathy or hate.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

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What is the setting of the story Jane Eyre?

• Paris; 1900's

• England; 1900's

• Paris; 1800's

• England; 1800's

Answer explanation

The setting of 'Jane Eyre' is in England during the 1800's, reflecting the social and historical context of the time, which is crucial to the development of the characters and plot.

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What was Jane Eyre’s job?

• governess

• servant

• master

• magician

Answer explanation

Jane Eyre's job was as a governess, where she was responsible for educating and caring for the children of her employer, Mr. Rochester. This role is central to her character and the story's development.

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Why did Jane have to leave Thornfield at the end of the book?

• for self-respect

• to marry Mr. Rochester

• to go leave with her aunt

• to find a new life

Answer explanation

Jane left Thornfield for self-respect after realizing she could not compromise her values. Her departure was a necessary step towards reclaiming her identity and independence, rather than simply seeking a new life or marriage.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

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An orphan means:

• a married person

• a crazy person

• a child with no parent

• beautiful

Answer explanation

An orphan is defined as a child who has lost both parents. Therefore, the correct answer is 'a child with no parent', as it accurately describes the meaning of the term.

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To glance means:

• a quick look

• impolite

• bored, wanting change

• direct, honest

Answer explanation

To glance means to take a quick look at something. This aligns with the correct answer choice, which describes the action of glancing accurately.

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CCSS.L.11-12.2B

CCSS.L.6.6

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CCSS.L.9-10.1.C

The word blunt means:

• not bright

• not wide

• a quick look

• direct, honest

Answer explanation

The word 'blunt' means direct and honest in communication, often referring to someone who speaks their mind without sugarcoating. This makes 'direct, honest' the correct choice among the options provided.

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What does shivered mean?

• talk

• didn’t pay attention

• shook, trembled

• not bright

Answer explanation

The word 'shivered' means to shake or tremble, often due to cold or fear. Therefore, the correct choice is 'shook, trembled', as it accurately describes the action of shivering.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.4

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To gossip means:

• impolite, without manners

• to walk

• to look

• to talk about other people

Answer explanation

To gossip means to talk about other people, often sharing personal or private information. This aligns with the correct answer choice, distinguishing it from the other options that do not relate to the meaning of gossip.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.4

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