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Quiz about Jane Eyre How Well Did You Read It

"Jane Eyre" - How Well Did You Read It? Quiz

"Jane Eyre" is one of the most influential and deeply layered books ever written. Here is a quick quiz about various aspects of the Bronte novel.

A multiple-choice quiz by Em_453. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
Em_453

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
247,122

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
3395

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 38 (10/10), Guest 185 (9/10), gracious1 (7/10).

One at a Time - Single Page - Timed Game

Question 1 of 10

1. Jane finds Helen Burns on her death bed at Lowood School. After Helen says goodbye to Jane, Jane asks Helen where she is going. Helen replies: Hint

To Heaven Jane, to Heaven.

To my long home - my last home

To my Maker Jane, my Lord.

Home, to the house of our Heavenly Lord.

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Question 2 of 10

2. After attacking her cousin, young Jane is sent to the 'red-room' in a state of panic. Her young mind frightens itself so that she passes out. Whose ghost does she so fear whilst imprisoned here? Hint

Mr Rochester

Mr Eyre

Mr Reed

Mr Rivers

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Question 3 of 10

3. Upon her arrival at Thornfield, who does Jane believe is her new employer? Hint

Mrs Fairfax

Mr Rochester

Miss Varens

Mr Mason

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Question 4 of 10

4. What suggestion does Rochester make to Jane that induces her to vehemently interject? Hint

That she has become negligent with Adele's education.

That her sketches were not entirely her own creation.

That she is nothing more than a product of Brocklehurst's education with no intelligence of her own.

That she dabbles in witchcraft.

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Question 5 of 10

5. Jane's cousin, John Reed, in a moment of spiritual reinvention, writes Jane a letter while she is at Thornfield, expressing remorse for his treatment of Jane when they were children and wishes that she will find contentment in her life.

True

False

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Question 6 of 10

6. Rochester has expressed his intention to marry the beautiful Blanche. Whilst alone in the garden with Jane, to whom he is about to express his love, Rochester utters the line: "My bride! What bride? I have no bride!" What is so profound about this line? Hint

He is actually Jane's father.

He had a secret wedding with Blanche while Jane was away.

He has been married since his youth and his wife still lives.

He murdered his wife some years ago.

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Question 7 of 10

7. What chapter does this line appear in?
"There was not possibility of taking a walk that day" Hint

Chapter One

Chapter Three

Chapter Eight

Chapter Thirteen

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Question 8 of 10

8. After their engagement, what does Rochester do that irritates Jane? Hint

He picks his nose before kissing her.

He insists on her wearing her hair out to show her beauty.

He tells her that they are moving to Scotland.

He insists on buying her lavish dresses and jewels.

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Question 9 of 10

9. After the revelation of Bertha, Jane sneaks from Thornfield. On her way she stops at Rochester's chambers and leaves him a note expressing her undying love for him but reproaching him for his behaviour.

True

False

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Question 10 of 10

10. Towards the end of the book, after spending time away from Rochester, Jane falls in love with St John. They marry, have a baby boy and live with his sisters.

True

False

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Jane finds Helen Burns on her death bed at Lowood School. After Helen says goodbye to Jane, Jane asks Helen where she is going. Helen replies:

Answer: To my long home - my last home

Jane is in a perpetual state of doubt as a child - the strict religiousity she has witnessed both through her Aunt Reed and the draconian Mr Bocklehurst makes her resentful of religion. Through Helen and Miss Temple, she discovers a more benevolent and morally guiding sense of God.

Answer: Mr Reed

Mr Reed was Jane's uncle, late husband to Mrs Reed.
Mr Eyre was her father, who died before the time line of this novel, along with his wife, thereby leaving Jane an orphan.
Mr Rivers comes later . . .
Mr Rochester. . .need I go on?

3. Upon her arrival at Thornfield, who does Jane believe is her new employer?

Answer: Mrs Fairfax

Miss Varens is Adele - Jane's pupil.
Mr Rochester is, of course, Jane's employer but she has no correspondence or knowledge of him until after her arrival.
Mr Mason is Bertha's brother.

4. What suggestion does Rochester make to Jane that induces her to vehemently interject?

Answer: That her sketches were not entirely her own creation.

Jane's ability to draw was her one pride. Later a portrait of Mr Rochester that she begins at Adele's insistence causes a personal realisation in Rochester and he tears it to shreds.

Answer: False

Not really likely, as he turned out to be a reckless hedonist with no remorse and a bane to his mother's existence!

Answer: He has been married since his youth and his wife still lives.

This really affected my crush on him . . .

7. What chapter does this line appear in? "There was not possibility of taking a walk that day"

Answer: Chapter One

So mundane but so effective.

8. After their engagement, what does Rochester do that irritates Jane?

Answer: He insists on buying her lavish dresses and jewels.

He suddenly becomes a flattering Casanova with line like "I shall make the world acknowledge you a beauty". She responds that she shall "not be [his] Jane Eyre any longer, but an ape in a harlequin's jacket".

Answer: False

She is tempted to stop and forgive everything so as to spend the rest of her life with him but her morality and courage ensure that she doesn't give in and she leaves without any contact with him.

10. Towards the end of the book, after spending time away from Rochester, Jane falls in love with St John. They marry, have a baby boy and live with his sisters.

Answer: False

Would that be an ideal romantic ending?

Source: Author Em_453

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