Lesson 2.1.1
2.1.1 Jane Eyre – Charlotte Brontë Quiz: Pearson Edexcel English Literature, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Who wrote Jane Eyre?
- George Eliot
- Charlotte Brontë
- Emily Brontë
- Anne Brontë
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What is the name of the harsh charity school Jane attends as a child?
- Morton
- Lowood
- Gateshead
- Thornfield
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What is the name of Mr Rochester's house?
- Gateshead
- Moor House
- Ferndean
- Thornfield Hall
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Who is the mad woman kept in the attic at Thornfield?
- Bertha Mason
- Blanche Ingram
- Adèle Varens
- Mrs Fairfax
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Whose ward is Adèle, the girl Jane is employed to teach?
- St John Rivers's
- Rochester's
- Blanche Ingram's
- Mrs Reed's
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Who proposes marriage to Jane and asks her to join him as a missionary?
- Mr Carter
- Mr Brocklehurst
- St John Rivers
- Mr Rochester
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Which aunt raises Jane and mistreats her at Gateshead?
- Mrs Reed
- Mrs Gardiner
- Miss Temple
- Mrs Fairfax
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Who says 'Reader, I married him' in the novel?
- Rochester
- Jane
- Adèle
- Bertha
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Why does Jane ultimately leave Thornfield Hall?
- Rochester's secret wife
- Her aunt dies
- Stint at school
- A lack of money
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What does Jane's unexpected inheritance from her uncle provide?
- Foreign citizenship
- Social nobility
- Financial independence
- Political power
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What does Jane mean by declaring 'I am no bird'?
- She prefers animals
- She wants to fly
- She claims independence
- She hates feathers
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How does Rochester receive his severe injuries?
- Stabbed by Bertha
- Thornfield fire
- Poisoned by Blanche
- Carriage accident
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What primary emotional reaction does the Red Room trigger in Jane?
- Terror and trauma
- Boredom and apathy
- Calm meditation
- Joy and relief
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How does young Jane respond to Mr Brocklehurst's authority?
- Steals his money
- Worships his wealth
- Accepts his guidance
- Rejects his hypocrisy
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What core personal ideal does Jane consistently embody throughout her life?
- Wealth accumulation
- Moral integrity
- Social climbing
- Blind obedience
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Which specific literary genre does Jane Eyre best represent?
- Bildungsroman
- Tragedy
- Comedy of manners
- Historical epic
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Which key Gothic element creates mystery and suspense at Thornfield Hall?
- Haunting ghosts
- Vampire attacks
- Hidden madwoman
- Cursed treasure
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What does Jane's refusal to become Rochester's mistress demonstrate?
- Lack of affection
- Religious fanaticism
- Principles over passion
- Fear of poverty
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How do many literary critics interpret the character of Bertha Mason?
- A comic relief
- A saintly martyr
- Jane's dark double
- An innocent victim
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What is the final setting where Jane reunites with a blinded Rochester?
- Lowood
- Gateshead
- Ferndean
- Moor House
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