3. When Mr. Rochester greets Jane upon her return from Thornfield and asks if she can make him handsome, she tells him that _______has power beyond beauty.
(a) Intelligence.
(b) Sternness.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Loneliness.

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

5. Jane discovers the gypsy to be whom?
(a) Blanche.
(b) Mr. Eshton.
(c) Mrs. Fairfax.
(d) Mr. Rochester.

6. According to Jane, women are supposed to be generally calm, but they feel what?
(a) Just as children feel.
(b) Just as they want to feel.
(c) Just as they are supposed to feel.
(d) Just as men feel.

7. What month is it when Jane departs for Lowood?
(a) April.
(b) September.
(c) June.
(d) January.

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

9. As Mr. Rochester and Jane discuss the prospect of her going to Ireland, what does Jane begin to do when she hears a nightingale?
(a) Run.
(b) Whistle.
(c) Sob.
(d) Laugh.

10. According to Jane, why is Blanche "too inferior" to excite jealousy?
(a) Because she is too pretty and worldly.
(b) Because she is not good or original.
(c) Because she is unattractive and poor.
(d) Because she is too intelligent and kind.

11. What does Jane first eat at Lowood that is disgusting, but is devoured out of hunger?
(a) Cold gruel.
(b) Grainy soup.
(c) Rancid meat.
(d) Burned porridge.

12. According to Jane, she tells Mr. Rochester a wanderer's repose and sinner's reformation do NOT depend on what?
(a) A fellow creature.
(b) The queen.
(c) Himself.
(d) God.

13. How does Jane respond to Mr. Lloyd's presence in the room?
(a) She feels relief and a conviction of protection and security.
(b) She feels apprehension and a conviction of insecurity and transformation.
(c) She feels indifference and a lack of conviction that she will recover.
(d) She feels panic and a conviction of incompetence and ill-will.

14. While on her deathbed, what does Mrs. Reed ask Jane to fetch from her dressing-case?
(a) A package from Jane's mother, Jane Eyre.
(b) A pamphlet from Jane's cousin, Eliza Reed.
(c) A will from Mrs. Reed's husband, John Reed.
(d) A letter from Jane's uncle, John Eyre.

15. Who arrives at Lowood to see Jane and is mistaken for the carrier by her?
(a) John Reed.
(b) Mrs. Reed.
(c) Bessie.
(d) Georgiana Reed.