Themes and Characters in Jane Eyre

The video covers chapters six and seven of 'Jane Eyre', focusing on Jane's experiences at Lowood School. Jane observes the harsh conditions and the unjust punishments meted out to her friend Helen Burns. Helen's acceptance of criticism contrasts with Jane's rebellious nature. The narrative explores themes of endurance, forgiveness, and hypocrisy, particularly through the actions of Mr. Brocklehurst, who punishes Jane publicly. The video highlights Jane's internal struggle between her passionate nature and the endurance exemplified by Helen.

What harsh condition does Jane Eyre face on her second day at Lowood?

• Lack of food

• Frozen water

• Overcrowded rooms

• Strict teachers

What does Jane begin to realize about life at Lowood?

• It is luxurious

• It is boring

• It is exciting

• It is harsh

How does Helen Burns respond to Miss Scatcherd's punishments?

• She rebels against them

• She accepts them as beneficial

• She ignores them

• She complains to Jane

What does Helen believe about Miss Scatcherd's criticisms?

• They are meant to improve her

• They are unfair

• They are too harsh

• They are unnecessary

What advice does Helen give to Jane regarding Mrs. Reed?

• Forget her

• Confront her

• Seek revenge

• Ignore her

What does Helen advise Jane to follow?

• The Christian doctrine of love your enemy

• The rules of Lowood

• Her own instincts

• The advice of Miss Temple

What does Mr. Brocklehurst criticize Miss Temple for?

• Spending too much on food and clothing

• Not punishing Jane

• Allowing the girls to play

• Being too lenient

What punishment does Jane receive for breaking her slate?

• Writing an apology

• Standing on a stool

• Extra homework

• Detention

What does Mr. Brocklehurst demand regarding the girls' hair?

• To cover it

• To style it

• To cut it off

• To dye it

What does Mr. Brocklehurst accuse Jane of being?

• A thief

• A rebel

• A liar

• A troublemaker