Jane Eyre: Relationships and Changes

Jane Eyre concludes with Jane's reflections on her marriage to Mr. Rochester, their quiet wedding, and the reactions of those around them. Jane discusses her care for Adele's education and Mr. Rochester's partial recovery of sight. The narrative also updates on the lives of Diana, Mary, and St. John Rivers, highlighting St. John's mission work and his final days.

Who were the only people present at Jane and Mr. Rochester's wedding?

• Adele and St. John

• John and Mary

• Diana and Mary

• The Parson and Clark

What was Jane's first action after returning from the church?

• She went to the kitchen

• She wrote a letter

• She visited Adele

• She went to London

How did Mary react to the news of Jane's marriage?

• She screamed in excitement

• She calmly accepted it

• She was angry

• She cried

What did John predict about Mr. Rochester?

• He would marry Jane

• He would move to London

• He would remain single

• He would travel abroad

How did Diana and Mary respond to Jane's marriage?

• They disapproved

• They were indifferent

• They approved

• They were surprised

What does Jane say about her marriage after ten years?

• It is a mistake

• It is boring

• It is a blessing

• It is full of challenges

How did Mr. Rochester's blindness affect their relationship?

• It distanced them

• It brought them closer

• It caused arguments

• It made Jane unhappy

What significant change happened to Mr. Rochester's vision?

• He regained full sight

• He regained partial sight

• He lost all sight

• He remained blind

What is the status of Diana and Mary Rivers?

• Both are single

• Both are married

• Only Diana is married

• Only Mary is married

What is St. John Rivers' mission in life?

• To write a book

• To become a wealthy man

• To travel the world

• To serve as a missionary