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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. Jane give money to whom the morning after Mr. Rochester's proposal?
(a) An old man.
(b) A priest.
(c) A beggar woman and child.
(d) Two school girls.

2. How does Jane feel about married life?
(a) She is regretful.
(b) She is happy.
(c) She is unhappy.
(d) She is wistful.

3. Once Jane is well enough and dresses, what does Hannah ask her about which she is at first indignant?
(a) If Jane has gone begging before.
(b) If Jane would help with the cooking.
(c) If Jane has been in prison.
(d) If Jane would clean the house.

4. When St. John asks where Jane last resided, how does Jane respond?
(a) That it is her secret.
(b) That she had resided with Mr. Rochester.
(c) That she is from Gateshead.
(d) That it is not relevant.

5. Why does Jane think, on the afternoon following the discovery of Bertha Mason, that "friends always forget those whom fortune forsakes"?
(a) Because no one loves her.
(b) Because everyone has left.
(c) Because no one checks on her.
(d) Because she is cast out.

Short Answer Questions

1. As Jane begs the woman called Hannah for food and shelter, who arrives to let her inside?

2. Jane comes across a little girl and asks her for what item that she is about to throw to the pigs?

3. What does Mr. Rochester tell Jane about having asked God if he would find bliss and peace once more?

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

5. According to Jane, the more she knows of the residents at Moor house, the better she what?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

4. What are St. John's feelings for Rosamond Oliver, and how is it significant?

5. What happens when Jane tries to look for work after leaving Thornfield, and why is it significant?

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

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

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

9. How does Jane's fortune change dramatically after her true identity is revealed?

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

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