Jane Eyre: Character Decisions and Relationships

In chapters 34 and 35 of 'Jane Eyre', Jane moves in with the Rivers siblings and faces a proposal from Sinjin to join him in India as his wife, which she declines due to lack of love. Sinjin's departure looms, and Jane is torn between duty and her feelings for Rochester. She hears Rochester's voice, which strengthens her resolve to maintain her freedom. Jane grapples with Sinjin's strict morality and the potential loss of her independence.

What language does Sinjin persuade Jane to study with him?

• French

• German

• Spanish

• Hindustani

Why does Jane worry about Rochester?

• He might be ill

• He may have returned to a life of pleasure

• He is moving to India

• He has married someone else

What is Jane's response to Sinjin's marriage proposal?

• She agrees to marry him

• She asks for more time to decide

• She agrees to go to India but not as his wife

• She refuses to go to India

How does Sinjin react when Jane offers to go to India with him again?

• He is indifferent

• He is pleased

• He decides not to go to India

• He reacts angrily

Who agrees with Jane that she should not go to India?

• Sinjin

• Diana

• Rochester

• Mrs. Fairfax

What does Sinjin read that awes Jane?

• A letter from India

• A poem

• A passage from the book of Revelation

• A story about missionaries

What does Jane hear that makes her reconsider marrying Sinjin?

• A letter from Mrs. Fairfax

• A song from her childhood

• Rochester's voice

• A passage from the Bible

What does Jane do after hearing Rochester's voice?

• She agrees to marry Sinjin

• She decides to leave for India

• She runs outside

• She writes a letter

What does Jane do when she hears Rochester's voice?

• She tells Sinjin she will marry him

• She ignores it

• She writes to Rochester

• She runs outside

How does Sinjin's strictness affect Jane?

• She decides to marry him

• She becomes more independent

• She feels liberated

• She feels restricted