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Hatchiko and Jane Eyre

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
According to "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," what does Hachiko do every day?
a)
Hachiko steals food from strangers in the city square
b)
Hachiko escorts his owner to and from the train station
c)
Hachiko gets lost walking from the station to his home
d)
Hachiko accompanies Kentaro to his school downtown
2.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," who is Hachiko's owner?
a)
A university professor
b)
A young boy from Tokyo
c)
A busy train conductor
d)
A station security guard
3.
Who is the narrator of "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog?" 
a)
Dr. Ueno, an older man
b)
Hachiko, a loyal dog
c)
Mr. Kobashi, Kentaro's father
d)
Kentaro, a young boy
4.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," why does Hachiko's owner stop going to the train station?
a)
He stops taking the train to work
b)
He dies while he is at work
c)
He decides to leave Hachiko behind
d)
He moves to another city
5.
According to "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," how do the Japanese people honor Hachiko?
a)
They give him scraps of food
b)
They send his owner flowers
c)
They find him a new home
d)
They build a statue of him
6.
Which of the following must be true of a person silently standing in line?
a)
She is loud
b)
She is quiet
c)
She is kind
d)
She is angry
7.
What is the most likely meaning of anxiously in the following sentence?
Marcus anxiously waited for the teacher to grade his report.
a)

forgetfully

b)

cheerfully

c)

peacefully

d)

nervously

8.
Which of the following situations could best be used to illustrate the meaning of timidly?
a)
A boy happily acting in a play
b)
A woman playfully making a joke
c)
A girl shyly giving her first speech
d)
A man lazily relaxing in a chair
9.
Read these sentences from "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog." 
The dog was beautiful, but his sharp face reminded me of a wolf's. I grabbed mama's kimono and stepped behind her, just in case.
Why does the dog's physical similarity to a wolf frighten the narrator?
a)
Wolves are known to be huge
b)
Wolves are know to be smart
c)
Wolves are known to be dangerous
d)
Wolves are know to be friendly
10.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," which description best defines Kentaro's relationship to Hachiko?
a)
Hachiko is Kentaro's long lost cousin
b)
Hachiko is Kentaro's longtime enemy
c)
Hachiko is Kentaro's demanding master
d)
Hachiko is Kentaro's reliable friend
11.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," which word best describes how people felt about Hachiko after his owner's death?
a)
Angry
b)
Caring
c)
Nervous
d)
Peaceful
12.
Read the final sentence from "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog." 
"Today Hachiko is a place where friends and family long separated come together again."
What is the most likely reason the author concluded the story with this statement?
a)
It reminds the reader that Hachiko reunited with his owner each day, and his statue serves a similar purpose for friends and families
b)
It emphasizes that the statue still brings the community together, just as Hachiko tried to do while he was alive. 
c)
It helps the reader understand that Hachiko might have been forgotten, but luckily the statue acts as a reminder of the loyal dog. 
d)
It suggest that Hachiko was lonely during his life, but today people show their love of him by gathering at the statue. 
13.
What is one reason "Hachiko" The True Story of a Loyal Dog" is considered historical fiction?
a)
The story ends with a continuing conflict. 
b)
The story is entirely imagined by the author. 
c)
It is based on real events from the past. 
d)
All the characters are made up by the author
14.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," what conflict does Kentaro face when Dr. Ueno dies?
a)
Kentaro struggles to understand why Dr. Ueno has died. 
b)
Kentaro worries that he will never see Hachiko again. 
c)
Kentaro wants Mr. Kobayashi to adopt Hachiko, but he refuses.
d)
Kentaro fears that Hachiko will be treated poorly in his new home. 
15.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," what theme or message about life, is revealed through Hachiko's actions?
a)
Loyalty must be taught to others. 
b)
Being loyal always results in pain. 
c)
Loyalty can cause one to lose hope. 
d)
True loyalty to another is lifelong. 
16.
The base word thorough means "complete." Use this information as well as your knowledge of the suffix -ly to select the correct definition of thoroughly. 
a)
to complete
b)
in a complete way
c)
a completed task
d)
a state of being complete
17.

How do the people of Japan honor Hachiko?

a)

They build a statue of him

b)

They take care of him

c)

They all know his name

18.

Which of the following was created by the author?

a)

Hachiko

b)

Shibuya Station

c)

Kentaro

19.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," who is Hachiko's owner?
a)
A university professor
b)
A young boy from Tokyo
c)
A busy train conductor
d)
A station security guard
20.
In "Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog," why does Hachiko's owner stop going to the train station?
a)
He stops taking the train to work
b)
He dies while he is at work
c)
He decides to leave Hachiko behind
d)
He moves to another city
21.

What does Mrs. Reed do when she sees John and Jane fighting?

a)

punishes John

b)

punishes Jane

c)

punishes both children

d)

Forces her husband to punish them

22.

What is Uncle Reed's dying request?

a)

That John grow up to be a better man

b)

That Mrs. Reed make up for her bad behavior

c)

That Jane grow up to be wealthy

d)

That Jane be treated as one of the family

23.

What does Mr. Lloyd recommend for Jane?

a)

Rest and relaxation

b)

going away to school

c)

Spending more time with her cousins

d)

A strong dose of medicinal tea

24.

Why did Jane's grandmother write Jane's mother out of her will?

a)

Because she ran away from home

b)

Because she went after her own career

c)

Because she was not religious

d)

Because she married beneath her

25.

What does Mrs. Reed tell Mr. Brocklehurst about Jane?

a)

That she has a tendency to lie

b)

That she is a good, honest girl

c)

That she does not play well with others

d)

That she is the bane of her existence

26.

What does Helen tell Jane about Lowood?

a)

It is a school for the gifted.

b)

It is a place where dreams come true.

c)

It is a charity school for orphans.

d)

It is only bearable if the girls rebel.

27.

How are the girls treated at Lowood?

a)

They are undernourished and overworked.

b)

They are treated as servants of God.

c)

They are welcomed with open arms.

d)

They are treated as intelligent young women.

28.

How does Miss Temple confirm that Jane is not a liar?

a)

By speaking with Mrs. Reed

b)

By asking Mr. Blocklehurst for evidence

c)

By writing to Mr. Lloyd

d)

By simply believing Jane's story

29.

How does Helen die?

a)

Typhus

b)

Consumption

c)

of a broken heart

d)

influenza

30.

What does Jane plan to do when she leaves school?

a)

Get married

b)

Become a nun

c)

Go back to Mrs. Reed

d)

Become a governess

31.

How old was Jane when she was sent to Lowood?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

10

d)

12

32.

Where did Jane Eyre live?

a)

Ferndean Manor-House

b)

Gateshead Hall

c)

Lowood

d)

Moor House

33.

To what relation is Georgina Reed to Jane Eyre?

a)

Adopted Sister

b)

Friend

c)

First Cousin

d)

Sister

34.

What was Lowood?

a)

A House

b)

A Small Town

c)

A Boarding School

d)

A local Inn

35.

What was the name of the girl Jane Eyre befriended while Helen Burns was sick?

a)

Julia Severn

b)

Mary Anne

c)

Anne Fairfax

d)

Naomi Brocklehurt

36.

What sickness killed Helen Burns?

a)

Typhus Fever

b)

Influenza

c)

Tuberculous

d)

Bubonic Plague

37.

How many years did Jane spend at Lowood?

a)

11

b)

12

c)

8

d)

6

38.

Of Janes years at Lowood, how many years was the student and how many years was the teacher?

a)

Student, 6 years; Teacher, 2 years

b)

Student, 6 years; Teacher, 5 years

c)

Student, 6 years; Teacher 1 years

d)

Student, 10 years; Teacher, 2 years

39.

At what age did Jane leave Lowood?

a)

22

b)

18

c)

16

d)

14

40.

What is the name of the house where Jane was governess?

a)

Thornside

b)

Rosethorn

c)

Thornbush

d)

Thornfield

41.
What is the name of Jane's aunt?
a)
Mrs. Ingram
b)
Mrs. Reed
c)
Mr. Rochester
d)
Mrs. Helen
42.
Name of the Pastor who finds and saves Jane...
a)
Mr. Tumnus
b)
St. Peter
c)
St. John
d)
Herbert Hoover
43.
How do Jane and Mr. Rochester first meet?
a)
At a dance
b)
Him falling off a horse
c)
On a hunt
d)
At school
44.
Name of Jane's friend who tragically dies.
a)
Adele
b)
Hannah
c)
Helen
d)
Betty
45.
Where was Mr. Rochester married for the first time?
a)
Germany
b)
Thornfield
c)
Jamaica
d)
Spain
46.
How do the Reeds treat Jane?
a)
Lovingly
b)
Compassionately
c)
Horribly
d)
With pity
47.
Who is Bertha?
a)
Jane's aunt
b)
Mr. Rochester's girlfriend
c)
Mr. Rochester's wife
d)
Jane's best friend
48.
What employment does St. John find for Jane?
a)
Governess
b)
Housekeeper
c)
Teacher of a school for girls
d)
Singer / Dancer
49.
What country is St. John going to?
a)
Guatemala
b)
India
c)
Nepal
d)
Iraq
50.
How much money does Jane inherit?
a)
20,000,000
b)
20,000
c)
15,000
d)
150,000
51.

How old was Jane when she was sent to Lowood?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

10

d)

12

52.

Where did Jane Eyre live?

a)

Ferndean Manor-House

b)

Gateshead Hall

c)

Lowood

d)

Moor House

53.

To what relation is Georgina Reed to Jane Eyre?

a)

Adopted Sister

b)

Friend

c)

First Cousin

d)

Sister

54.

What was Lowood?

a)

A House

b)

A Small Town

c)

A Boarding School

d)

A local Inn

55.

What was the name of the girl Jane Eyre befriended while Helen Burns was sick?

a)

Julia Severn

b)

Mary Anne

c)

Anne Fairfax

d)

Naomi Brocklehurt

56.

What sickness killed Helen Burns?

a)

Typhus Fever

b)

Influenza

c)

Tuberculous

d)

Bubonic Plague

57.

How many years did Jane spend at Lowood?

a)

11

b)

12

c)

8

d)

6

58.

Of Janes years at Lowood, how many years was the student and how many years was the teacher?

a)

Student, 6 years; Teacher, 2 years

b)

Student, 6 years; Teacher, 5 years

c)

Student, 6 years; Teacher 1 years

d)

Student, 10 years; Teacher, 2 years

59.

At what age did Jane leave Lowood?

a)

22

b)

18

c)

16

d)

14

60.

What is the name of the house where Jane was governess?

a)

Thornside

b)

Rosethorn

c)

Thornbush

d)

Thornfield

61.
Why does Miss Temple invite Jane to her room?
a)
To defend her character
b)
Miss Temple knew she and Helen were best friends
c)
To have a sleepover
d)
To get to know Jane
62.
Helen teaches Jane to
a)
accept her fate, forgive the wrongs of others, and believe in a good God
b)
enjoy nature in the areas surrounding the school and its garden
c)
draw landscapes and portraits
d)
speak four other languages
63.

Who was Jane's benefactress?

a)

Helen Burns

b)

Mrs. Reed

c)

Marilla

d)

Miss Temple

64.

"You have been charged with falsehood; defend yourself to me as well as you can."

Who said this to whom?

a)

Helen burns to Jane Eyre

b)

Miss Temple to Jane Eyre

c)

Jane Eyre to Miss Temple

d)

Miss Temple to Helen Burns

65.

Synonyms for - accord and defence are

a)

free will and vindication

b)

according and defensive

c)

record and agitation

66.
Which teacher treats Jane and Helen with kindness?
a)
Miss Scatcherd
b)
Miss Temple
c)
Mr. Brocklehurst
d)
Mr. Vladimir 
67.

Who did Jane live with as a child?

a)

Her kind Aunt Reed and the Reed family

b)

Her cruel Aunt Reed and the Reed family

c)

Miss Temple

d)

The Rivers family

68.

Jane is locked up in the red room because

a)

she used to get scared of ghosts.

b)

her cousin John hurled the book on her.

c)

she fought with her cousin and pushed him

d)

her uncle Reed died there.

69.
Why is Jane treated so unfairly?
a)
She was born during Mrs. Reed's first marriage and is a reminder of her mistake
b)
Mrs. Reed felt as though Mr. Reed loved Jane only
c)
Mrs. Reed wanted to be Jane
d)
Mrs. Reed resented Jane because Jane was intelligent and made Mrs. Reed feel her kids were really inferior
70.

A serious disease. Usually carried to human beings by fleas or lice.

a)

elegant

b)

missionary

c)

typhus

d)

charades

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