1. What does Mr. Rochester ask Jane to do as they listen to the nightingale?
(a) Forgive him.
(b) Marry him.
(c) Bed him.
(d) Leave him.

2. Of the twenty girls for whom Jane is responsible, how many can read and how many can write?
(a) Three and five.
(b) Three and three.
(c) Thirteen and three.
(d) Three and none.

3. Regarding the prospect of leaving, Jane tells Mr. Rochester, "I see the necessity of departure; and it is like looking on the necessity of ______".
(a) Air.
(b) Death.
(c) Life.
(d) Fire.

4. How does Jane describe Miss Rosamond Oliver, the heiress who greets her and St. John?
(a) Unattractive.
(b) Strange.
(c) Beautiful.
(d) Plain.

5. Why does Jane rush to Mr. Rochester's room after being awakened in the middle of the night by demonic laughter?
(a) Because it is on fire.
(b) Because Grace Poole has threatened her.
(c) Because Mrs. Fairfax has disappeared.
(d) Because Adele is ill.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whom is Mrs. Fairfax describing to Jane that is "Tall, fine bust, sloping shoulder; long graceful neck; olive complexion, dark and clear; noble features"?

2. What is the name of St. John's Pointer?

3. How does Jane feel about being a village schoolmistress?

4. Mr. Rochester compares Jane to what as she tries to free from his embrace?

5. As Mr. Rochester and Jane discuss the prospect of her going to Ireland, what does Jane begin to do when she hears a nightingale?

(see the answer key)

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