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Jane Eyre chap 32 - 38

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Diana asked what when the Jane Eyre only had enough strength to answer briefly?

a)

Is there anything you need help with?

b)

Do you mean that you have now received the help that you need, and that we may send you back out into the rainy night

c)

Do you want to eat bread and milk?

d)

Do you want to stay overnight?

2.

Who said: "All men must die, but not all are meant to do so in their youth"?

a)

Jane Elliott

b)

Mr St John

c)

A voice close to Jane

d)

Hannah

3.

According to the signpost, how far is the nearest town from where the main character is standing?

a)

5 miles

b)

10 miles

c)

15 miles

d)

20 miles

4.

Why did the main character have to leave her job a year early?

a)

Because of a reason she cannot explain

b)

Because she was fired

c)

Because she wanted to travel

d)

Because she wanted to continue her studies

5.

What did Mr. St John do while the main character was eating?

a)

Read a book and did not speak until the sisters brought in tea.

b)

Talked continuously with the main character.

c)

Left the room.

d)

Cooked with the sisters.

6.

What job did Mr. Rivers offer to the main character?

a)

To be a teacher for the village school for poor girls

b)

To manage a farm

c)

To be a secretary for a large company

d)

To be a doctor at the local hospital

7.

How much will the village school teacher earn annually?

a)

Thirty pounds

b)

Ten pounds

c)

Fifty pounds

d)

One hundred pounds

8.

What does the main character intend to do with their skills when teaching in the village school?

a)

Keep them until needed

b)

Use all of them immediately

c)

Share with everyone in the village

d)

Ignore and not use them anymore

9.

What caused Diana's father and Uncle John to no longer be friends?

a)

Diana's father lost all his money due to Uncle John’s advice

b)

Uncle John got married

c)

Uncle John moved far away

d)

Diana’s father became wealthy

10.

What news changes Jane’s life dramatically?

a)

She inherits a large fortune

b)

She gets a new teaching job

c)

She becomes engaged to St. John

d)

She returns to Thornfield

11.

How much money does Jane inherit from her uncle?

a)

10,000 pounds

b)

15,000 pounds

c)

20,000 pounds

d)

5,000 pounds

12.

What surprising family connection does Jane discover?

a)

She is related to the Rivers family

b)

She is related to the Reeds

c)

She is Rochester’s cousin

d)

She is St. John’s niece

13.

What is Jane’s reaction to finding family among the Rivers?

a)
Jane is upset about her past with the Rivers.
b)
Jane feels indifferent towards the Rivers.
c)
Jane believes she is better off alone.
d)
Jane feels a sense of belonging and connection.
14.

What major event happens in regarding Morton School?

a)
Closure of Morton School due to budget cuts.
b)
Increase in funding for Morton School.
c)
Expansion of Morton School to include more grades.
d)
Renovation of Morton School for new programs.
15.

What subject does St. John pressure Jane to study instead of German?

a)
Russian
b)
Italian
c)

Hindustani

d)
Spanish
16.

How does Jane feel about St. John’s influence over her?

a)
Conflicted; admires yet feels frustrated by his influence.
b)
Completely supportive of his influence.
c)
Indifferent and unaffected by his presence.
d)
Resentful and dismissive of his opinions.
17.

How does Jane choose to share her inheritance?

a)
Jane donates her inheritance to charity.
b)
Jane spends her inheritance on travel.
c)
Jane invests her inheritance in stocks.
d)
Jane shares her inheritance equally among her siblings.
18.

In Chapter 35, Jane’s teaching success shows what about her?

a)
Jane is a skilled and dedicated educator.
b)
Jane lacks confidence in her teaching abilities.
c)
Jane prefers to teach in a traditional manner.
d)
Jane struggles to connect with her students.
19.

What do Jane’s stormy dreams of Rochester in Chapter 35 reveal?

a)
Jane’s dreams indicate her desire for independence.
b)
The dreams show her fear of losing her identity.
c)
Jane’s stormy dreams reveal her deep emotional conflict and longing for Rochester.
d)
They reveal her indifference towards Rochester.
20.

How does St. John discover Jane’s true identity and fortune in Chapter 35?

a)
St. John overhears a conversation about Jane's past.
b)
St. John finds a diary belonging to Jane.
c)

St. John knows through her handwriting

d)
Jane reveals her identity during a dinner party.
21.

In Chapter 36, St. John’s sudden snowy arrival hints at what?

a)
A foreshadowing of disaster.
b)
A mere coincidence with no significance.
c)
An introduction of a new character.
d)

An urgent revelation

22.

How does St. John reveal Jane’s past to her?

a)

St. John tells Jane a parable about an orphan

b)
St. John reveals Jane’s past through a conversation with a stranger.
c)
St. John finds Jane’s past in an old diary.
d)
St. John learns about Jane’s past from a local historian.
23.

What negative news about Rochester does St. John report via Briggs and Mrs. Fairfax?

a)
Mrs. Fairfax's admiration for Rochester's charm.
b)

He lives alone after Bertha’s death

c)
Rochester's successful business ventures in London.
d)
Briggs' praise of Thornfield's architectural beauty.
24.

Who left Jane her inheritance in Chapter 36?

a)
Mr. John Eyre
b)
Dr. Brown
c)
Mrs. Thompson
d)
Mr. Smith
25.

What does Jane’s shift from poor girl to heiress symbolize?

a)

A shift in fate and justice.

b)
A decline in personal values and morals.
c)
An increase in family responsibilities.
d)
A loss of friendships and connections.
26.

What role do Chapters 35 and 36 play in the novel?

a)
Chapters 35 and 36 focus on the backstory of a minor character.
b)
Chapters 35 and 36 introduce the main characters.
c)
Chapters 35 and 36 serve as a prologue to the novel.
d)

Chapters 35 and 36 mark a turning point in Jane’s fortunes

27.

How does Jane respond to the news of her inheritance?

a)

Jane responds with surprise and humble joys.

b)
Jane is indifferent and shows no reaction.
c)
Jane is angry and refuses to accept it.
d)
Jane is excited and immediately plans a celebration.