1. After the disease abates at Lowood, what discovery is made that is mortifying to Mr. Brocklehurst?
(a) The discovery of abducted children and slave wages at the school.
(b) The discovery of missing funds and abusive teachers at the school.
(c) The discovery of scandalous behavior and excessive opulence at the school.
(d) The discovery of the ill-treatment and poor conditions at the school.

2. 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 teachers tell them to do so.
(c) Because the older girls menace them into doing so.
(d) Because the younger girls are not allowed more than one portion.

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) Fire.
(c) Death.
(d) Life.

4. As she comforts Jane after Mr. Brocklehurst leaves, Helen tells her, "If all the world ________ you, and believed you wicked, while your own conscience ________ you, and absolved you from guilt, you would not be without __________."
(a) Envied; disapproved; enemies.
(b) Envied; approved; enemies.
(c) Hated; disapproved; friends.
(d) Hated; approved; friends.

5. Who is the newcomer who arrives from England whom the ladies call a "beautiful man"?
(a) Mr. Fairfax.
(b) Mr. Lynn.
(c) Mr. Eshton.
(d) Mr. Mason.