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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. In Moor house, whom does Jane regard as the superior and leader?
(a) Hannah.
(b) Diana.
(c) Mary.
(d) Jane.

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

3. What two things does Jane claim she will be when Mr. Rochester states how he will dress her up in satin and lace?
(a) An ape in a harlequin's jacket; an elephant in a gilded cage.
(b) An ape in a harlequin's jacket; a jay in borrowed plumes.
(c) A thirsty tiger in an oasis; an elephant in a gilded cage.
(d) A thirsty tiger in an oasis; a jay in borrowed plumes.

4. What is the name of St. John's Pointer?
(a) Canterbury.
(b) Carlo.
(c) Calloway.
(d) Cassie.

5. As the sisters discuss St. John's leaving England the following year, how does St. John respond to Mary's question about Rosamond Oliver?
(a) He tells them she is also leaving the country.
(b) He tells them she is to be married to Mr. Granby.
(c) He tells them he is about to propose to her.
(d) He tells them she is to be married to Mr. Rochester.

Short Answer Questions

1. What feeling comes over Jane when St. John rests his hand on her head one last time so that she is tempted to give in to his proposal?

2. When St. John asks where Jane last resided, how does Jane respond?

3. What does Bertha do when Mr. Rochester brings the party from the church to her room?

4. As Jane prays for guidance about whether she should go with St. John, what does the voice she hears say?

5. At the beginning of the marriage ceremony, what impediment does the stranger give to stop Jane's and Mr. Rochester's wedding?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jane cope with her new life at Marsh End?

2. What premonition does Jane have about St. John, and how is this significant?

3. Why had Mr. Rochester married Bertha Mason, and how is this significant?

4. How does Jane feel about her new teaching job, and why is it significant?

5. What does Mr. Rochester tell Jane about having seen the hand of God for the first time?

6. How does St. John discover Jane's true identity?

7. How does Jane greet Mr. Rochester at Ferndean, and what is his response?

8. What are Jane's plans after her fortune has dramatically changed, and why does St. John urge her to reconsider them?

9. What is Jane's married life like, and why is it significant?

10. Why does St. John treat Jane with icy reserve, and what does it reveal about his character?

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