Jane Eyre Character and Plot Analysis

The video provides an overview of 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte, highlighting its classification as a bildungsroman. It follows Jane's journey from her troubled childhood with the Reed family, through her education at Lowood School, to her role as a governess at Thornfield Hall where she falls in love with Mr. Rochester. The narrative covers her hardships, discovery of an inheritance, and eventual reunion and marriage to Mr. Rochester, emphasizing themes of growth, love, and resilience.

What genre is Jane Eyre classified as?

• Science Fiction

• Bildungsroman

• Romance

• Mystery

What is the main focus of a Bildungsroman?

• A historical event

• A protagonist's development

• A mystery to solve

• A love story

Who is the main protagonist in Jane Eyre?

• Jane Eyre

• Mrs. Reed

• Helen Burns

• Mr. Rochester

How is Jane treated by the Reed family?

• With indifference

• With kindness

• As a servant

• As a daughter

What significant event happens to Jane in the Red Room?

• She finds a hidden treasure

• She decides to leave the Reeds

• She is terrified and mistreated

• She meets Mr. Rochester

Who is Jane's close friend at Lowood School?

• Blanche Ingram

• Mrs. Reed

• Adele

• Helen Burns

What values does Helen Burns teach Jane?

• Revenge and anger

• Fear and submission

• Patience and forgiveness

• Ambition and greed

Where does Jane work as a governess?

• Thornfield Hall

• Lowood School

• Gateshead

• Ferndean

Who does Jane fall in love with at Thornfield Hall?

• Mr. Rochester

• St. John Rivers

• John Reed

• Mr. Brocklehurst

What mysterious event occurs at Thornfield Hall?

• A ghost sighting

• A fire breaks out

• A theft

• A wedding