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

2. Why is St. John called away the night of Diana's and Mary's return to Moor House?
(a) To see after a dying child.
(b) To see after a widow.
(c) To see after a dying mother.
(d) To see after an ill father.

3. Jane tells Mr. Rochester the face of the person in the closet reminded her of what?
(a) A Ghost.
(b) A Werewolf.
(c) A Vampire.
(d) A Siren.

4. The elderly woman and two ladies Jane sees through the latticed window are speaking what language?
(a) Spanish.
(b) Italian.
(c) French.
(d) German.

5. What does Mr. Rochester tell Jane about having asked God if he would find bliss and peace once more?
(a) That he heard Jane's voice.
(b) That he heard her call his name.
(c) That he called out her name.
(d) That he heard God's voice.

Short Answer Questions

1. In talking about Jane's features, St. John remarks that "ill or well, she would always be _________."

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

3. How does Jane describe Miss Rosamond Oliver, the heiress who greets her and St. John?

4. Of the twenty girls for whom Jane is responsible, how many can read and how many can write?

5. Why does Mr. Oliver invite her to spend the evening at Vale Hall?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jane discover when she leaves Moor House and returns to Thornfield?

2. Whom does Jane find in the room following her nightmare the day before the wedding, and what does it foreshadow?

3. Why is Rochester's and Jane's marriage stopped, and what does it mean?

4. Why does St. John propose to Jane, and how does she respond?

5. Why does Jane run outside after St. John reads from the book of Revelations, and why is it significant?

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

7. How does the Rivers family treat Jane, and why is it significant?

8. What argument does Jane provide to avoid wearing Rochester's family jewels, and what does this signify?

9. What does Jane's refusal to be Mr. Rochester's mistress signify?

10. What do the Rivers discover about the death of a wealthy uncle, and why is it significant?

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