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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Jane, what three things, when combined, make one mystery to which humanity has not yet found the key?
(a) Presentiments, sympathies, and signs.
(b) Imaginings, presentiments, and sympathies.
(c) Dreams, imaginings, and signs.
(d) Dreams, sympathies, and signs.

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

3. Who is speaking when she states, "You, a favourite with Mr. Rochester...Go! your folly sickens me"?
(a) Blanche Ingram.
(b) Jane.
(c) Sophie.
(d) Mrs. Fairfaix.

4. According to Jane, as she observes Mr. Rochester's talking with Louisa and Amy Eshton, she thinks that she understands the language of his countenance, though _____ and ________sever them.
(a) Taste; feeling.
(b) Feeling; wealth.
(c) Rank; taste.
(d) Rank; wealth.

5. What does Mr. Brocklehurst accuse Jane of being after making her sit on a stool in front of the class?
(a) A liar.
(b) An atheist.
(c) A thief.
(d) A bully.

6. Whom does Jane see riding along with Mr. Rochester on the night of the party's arrival, as well as the next morning?
(a) John.
(b) Mrs. Eshton.
(c) Grace Poole.
(d) Blanche Ingram.

7. According to Bessie's husband, Robert Leaven, how has John Reed died?
(a) Thypus.
(b) Suicide.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Murder.

8. Who is Adele's mother?
(a) A French opera dancer.
(b) An Italian actress.
(c) A German singer.
(d) A Greek dress maker.

9. During what month does Jane return to see Mrs. Reed at Gateshead?
(a) October.
(b) November.
(c) June.
(d) May.

10. What does Mr. Rochester ask Jane to fetch for Mr. Mason from the drawer in his room?
(a) A pillow and blanket.
(b) A phial and glass.
(c) A pipe and matches.
(d) A knife and towel.

11. To whom is Jane referring when she thinks, "I will put her to some test, such absolute impenetrability is past comprehension"?
(a) Adele.
(b) Grace Poole.
(c) Sophie.
(d) Mrs. Fairfax.

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

13. When Jane wakes up in her own bed after fainting in the red-room, why is Mr. Lloyd in the room and NOT a physician?
(a) Because Mrs. Reed has employed an apothecary to care for Jane and the servants.
(b) Because the physician Mrs. Reed has employed is out of town.
(c) Because Mr. Lloyd is studying to become a physician.
(d) Because the nearest physician lives in Bath.

14. Jane warns the gypsy of what when she asks if Jane would like her fortune told?
(a) She has no memory.
(b) She has no faith.
(c) She has no money.
(d) She has no food.

15. What is the subject of Leah's and the charwoman's conversation that Jane overhears, and is dropped once they perceive her?
(a) Mr. Rochester.
(b) Jane.
(c) Blanche Ingram.
(d) Grace Poole.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the gypsy tell Jane about Blanche's motive for marrying Mr. Rochester?

2. When Mr. Rochester is in Leah's, what "sickening sense" does Jane feel regarding his absence?

3. What does Adele tell Jane about the big horse-chestnut at the bottom of the orchard?

4. With what booty does Jane retreat when the party arrives with Mr. Rochester?

5. According to Jane, why are the girls predisposed to becoming ill so that forty-five out of eighty are afflicted?

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