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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Jane, which is better: to surrender to passion or to adhere to principle?
(a) Both.
(b) Adhere to principle.
(c) Surrender to passion.
(d) Neither.

2. How does St. John answer Miss Oliver's inquiries about coming to visit?
(a) Like a friend.
(b) Like an automaton.
(c) Like a passionate lover.
(d) Like a little boy.

3. Mr. Rochester peppers Jane with questions about whom once she returns to him from Moor House?
(a) Diana Rivers.
(b) Mr. Oliver.
(c) Rosemond Oliver.
(d) St. John.

4. According to Jane, the more she knows of the residents at Moor house, the better she what?
(a) Misunderstands them.
(b) Likes them.
(c) Dislikes them.
(d) Understands them.

5. How is St. John related to Jane?
(a) His father is her mother's brother.
(b) His father is her father's brother.
(c) His mother is her father's sister.
(d) His mother is her mother's sister.

6. Jane states that, with Mary and Diana, there is a _________congeniality of tastes, sentiments, and principles.
(a) Perfect.
(b) Stern.
(c) Imperfect.
(d) Lack of.

7. What does Mr. Rochester say in the church that he meant to be, but fate has out-maneuvered him?
(a) A bigamist.
(b) A thief.
(c) A husband.
(d) A father.

8. As Jane recovers at Moor House and the servant Hannah takes care of her, why does Hannah disturb Jane?
(a) Because Jane has the feeling Hannah is prejudiced against her.
(b) Because Jane has the feeling Hannah wants to steal from her.
(c) Because Hannah tells her that she should leave immediately.
(d) Because Hannah does not take good care of her.

9. What kind of face does Jane tell Mr. Rochester the person in the closet had when she looked in the mirror?
(a) A pale and old face.
(b) A tan and haughty face.
(c) A discoloured and savage face.
(d) A smooth and pleasing face.

10. Jane discovers what about her pupils that makes her realize she was initially mistaken?
(a) They are not all dull.
(b) They are all rich.
(c) They are not all rich.
(d) They are all dull.

11. After Jane refuses to become Mr. Rochester's mistress and leaves Thornfield, where does the coachman drop her when she runs out of money?
(a) Gateshead.
(b) Whitescross.
(c) Heath.
(d) Leeds.

12. Where is Mr. Rochester living following the fire at Thornfield?
(a) Forestan.
(b) Finnegan.
(c) Ferndean.
(d) Flannigan.

13. 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?
(a) Mr. Rochester - London.
(b) Miss Eyre - London.
(c) Mr. Rochester and Miss Eyre - London.
(d) Mrs. Rochester - London.

14. When Jane gives birth to a son, what does Mr. Rochester distinguish about him?
(a) That he has inherited his own eyes.
(b) That he has inherited Jane's size.
(c) That he has inherited Jane's smile.
(d) That he has inherited his size.

15. After Mr. Rochester discovers the truth about Bertha's insanity in the West Indies, what does he tell Jane he momentarily thought he should do?
(a) Kill her and himself.
(b) Kill his father.
(c) Kill himself.
(d) Kill her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jane give money to whom the morning after Mr. Rochester's proposal?

2. During what month does Jane depart from Moor House to return to Thornfield?

3. When Jane greets Mr. Rochester the morning after his proposal, he calls her a pale, little what?

4. Who steps forward at the church as a witness that causes Mr. Rochester to convulse in fury or despair at the sight?

5. How does Jane respond to St. John's inquiry the night before he is to go to India about why she refuses to marry him?

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