WorksheetsJane Eyre at Lowood
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
So overwhelming was the grief that seized me that I sank prostrate...
mean
the pain was so great that caught Jane and threw her down.
the pain that caught Jane was so great that she lied flat on the ground.
Who was the headmaster of Lowood School?
Mr. Brocklehurst
Mr. Mason
Mr. Rochester
Mr. Rivers
Who first showed Jane kindness at Lowood School?
Helen, her schoolmate
Miss Temple, her teacher
Mrs Rochester
Mr. Rochester
What kind of school is Lowood?
Harsh, because Mr. Brocklehurst believes that orphans should be disciplined and not have any luxury.
Caring, because Mr. Brocklehurst feels sorry for the orphans and wants them to be happy.
Lonely, because the orphans do not know how to make friends with each other.
Exciting, because the school is haunted.
Now, here I lay again, crushed and trodden on.
In this sentence - crushed and trodden on" means
crushed under somebody's shoes
humiliated and disgraced
lying on the footpath completely crushed.
In the first paragraph the metaphorical meaning of - "abandoned myself" is-
she let the grief overwhelm her
she left herself go free
What is Lowood Institution?
a prison
one of the few schools of higher learning open to women
a charity school for orphan girls
a mental hospital
How did Jane feel about the coffee and bread Helen brought for her?
She felt so grateful towards her.
She felt famished and wanted to eat all.
She felt that a drop and a crumb would choke her.
