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WorksheetsJane Eyre Ch.31-38
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of these tensions does St John feel within himself?
Call to be a clergyman vs longing for renown and power
Desire to be a missionary vs feeling that he's not good enough
Desire to be with Jane vs knowledge that his family would not approve
Desire to be with Rosamond Oliver vs knowledge that she would not make a good missionary's wife
Desire to teach Jane vs worry that he would push her too hard
Which character does Jane compare Rosamond Oliver with?
Diana
Georgiana
Adele
Bessie
How does St John describe himself to Jane?
Cold, hard, ambitious
Zealous, strong, determined
Faithful, loving, just
Humble, truthful, hopeful
Which of these does St John reveal to Jane?
Thornfield Hall has burnt down
She has inherited 20,000 pounds
His trip to India has been cancelled
Mr Rochester is blind
She and St John, Mary and Diana are cousins
Which activity draws St John and Jane closer together?
Discussing works of literature
Praying together
Taking long walks on the moors
Learning Hindostanee
Which of these reasons does St John give when persuading Jane to marry him?
She is formed for labour, not love
She does not love money
She is willing to sacrifice
He has loved her ever since he rescued her
He would make her happy and comfortable
What is Jane's chief objection to marrying St John?
She doesn't want to do missionary work
They don't share the same interests
There is not real love between them: he views her as a useful tool
There is no respect between them: he doesn't consider her abilities
Why does Jane return to Thornfield?
She hears the disembodied voice of Mr Rochester calling her
She wants to run away from St John and has nowhere else to go
She gets a letter from Mrs Fairfax
She reads in the newspaper that it has burned down
Which of these does Jane first learn at the inn near Thornfield?
Mr Rochester still loves her and wants to marry her
Bertha Mason is dead
Her uncle has died and she has inherited his money
Thornfield Hall is burned down
Mr Rochester has been blinded and crippled
How do Jane and Mr Rochester meet again at Ferndean?
Jane takes his arm while he is walking in the garden
Mary and John announce her presence like a grand visitor
Jane helps him into the house after he falls in the driveway
Jane surprises him by carrying in his water instead of Mary
