2. What hope does Jane cherish that she has "no right to conceive"?
(a) That she has inherited money from a relative.
(b) That Mr. Rochester's marriage to Blanche Ingram is off.
(c) That her position as governess will continue.
(d) That she will be allowed to take leave of Thornfield.

3. How long does Jane stay at Gateshead before returning to Thornfield?
(a) One week.
(b) Two weeks.
(c) One year.
(d) One month.

4. As Jane watches the group perform, she states to the reader that she could not _____Mr. Rochester merely because he has ceased to notice her.
(a) Hurt.
(b) Love.
(c) Forgive.
(d) Unlove.

5. Why are Jane and other girls forced to part with their portion of food at Lowood during the cold winter months?
(a) Because the smallest girls need the food.
(b) Because the older girls menace them into doing so.
(c) Because the younger girls are not allowed more than one portion.
(d) Because the teachers tell them to do so.

Short Answer Questions

1. On the day before Jane and Mr. Rochester are to leave to be married, what is written on the labels that Jane cannot bring herself to affix to her trunks?

2. What does Mr. Brocklehurst accuse Jane of being after making her sit on a stool in front of the class?

3. According to Mr. Brocklehurst, Miss Temple NOT should not accustom the girls to what?

4. Who tells Mr. Eshton that Jane "looks too stupid for any game of the sort"?

5. What does Mr. Rochester ask Jane to see that will suit Mrs. Rochester exactly?

(see the answer key)

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