Character Relationships and Plot Revelations in Jane Eyre

In Chapter 18 of 'Jane Eyre', guests stay at Thornfield, and Jane observes Rochester and Blanche in charades. Jane declines to play, and Miss Ingram's mother insults her. Jane believes Rochester and Blanche will marry for wealth and status, but she feels no jealousy. Mr. Mason arrives, and Jane dislikes him. A gypsy tells fortunes, revealing Rochester's disguise. Jane learns of Rochester's concerns about Mr. Mason and his marriage plans with Miss Ingram.

What activity do Rochester and Blanche participate in at Thornfield?

• Singing duets

• Playing chess

• Competing in charades

• Dancing

Why does Jane decline to play charades?

• She doesn't know how to play

• She feels insulted by Miss Ingram's mother

• She is busy with other tasks

• She is too tired

What is Jane's belief about Rochester and Blanche's potential marriage?

• They are already married

• They will never marry

• They will marry for superficial reasons

• They are deeply in love

Who arrives at Thornfield while Rochester is away?

• A distant cousin

• A new governess

• A famous artist

• Mr. Mason

What is Jane's initial reaction to Mr. Mason?

• She is intrigued by him

• She is afraid of him

• She instantly dislikes him

• She is indifferent

What does the gypsy insist on doing for the guests?

• Telling their fortunes

• Reading their palms

• Cooking a special meal

• Teaching them a new game

How does Miss Ingram feel after her fortune is told?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Disappointed

• Relieved

What does the gypsy reveal about Rochester's wealth?

• It is not as vast as hoped

• It is greater than expected

• It is a complete mystery

• It is rapidly increasing

Who is the gypsy actually revealed to be?

• A stranger

• Jane's long-lost relative

• Mr. Mason

• Rochester in disguise

What troubles Rochester after Jane tells him about Mr. Mason?

• His relationship with Jane

• His financial status

• His reputation

• His health