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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Mr. Rochester forbid Mr. Mason and Jane to do before he departs?
(a) Converse.
(b) Sleep.
(c) Leave.
(d) Dine.
2. When Mr. Rochester is in Leah's, what "sickening sense" does Jane feel regarding his absence?
(a) Relief.
(b) Pleasure.
(c) Grief.
(d) Disappointment.
3. As she overhears Miss Abbot's and Bessie's conversation, Jane learns her parents died from what?
(a) Small pox.
(b) Leprosy.
(c) Typhus.
(d) Cholera.
4. As Mr. Lloyd questions Jane about her life at Gateshead, Jane's spirit is moved by what prospect which implies "an entire separation from Gateshead, an entrance into a new life?"
(a) Moving to America.
(b) Attending school.
(c) Marrying a rich beau.
(d) Exploring the world.
5. Why is Jane taken and locked in the red-room?
(a) Because she defends herself against John.
(b) Because she pulls Georgiana's hair.
(c) Because she defends herself against Bessie.
(d) Because she tells on Eliza.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Mason tell the surgeon about his shoulder?
2. Jane warns the gypsy of what when she asks if Jane would like her fortune told?
3. Who arrives at Lowood to see Jane and is mistaken for the carrier by her?
4. In the red-room, why does Jane rush at the door and shake the lock to escape?
5. After the disease abates at Lowood, what discovery is made that is mortifying to Mr. Brocklehurst?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to Mr. Mason during his first night at Thornfield, and why is this significant?
2. What is Jane's impression of Mr. Rochester's and Blanche's relationship?
3. How does Jane first meet Mr. Rochester, and why is this significant?
4. What does Jane tell the gypsy about her art, and why is this significant?
5. How is Helen Burns treated by Miss Scatcherd, and how does she respond?
6. What is the aftermath of Mr. Brocklehurst's accusation regarding Jane?
7. From what do the girls at Lowood suffer when Spring arrives, and how is this significant?
8. Why does Mr. Rochester insist Jane join the party each evening in the drawing room?
9. Why does Jane stay at Gateshead after Mrs. Reed passes, and why is this significant?
10. What does Jane's first dinner with Mr. Rochester at Thornfield foreshadow?
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