Jane Eyre

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Jane Eyre

• Quiz 3

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1. Which of the following is an expression of
Janes Desire for Autonomy?

• a change seemed near,I desired and waited it in
  silence.
• I desire libertygrant me at least a new
  servitude.
• I felt it a misfortune that I was so little, so
  pale, and had features so irregular and so
  marked.
• I longed for a power of vision which might
  overpass that limit which might reach the busy
  world, towns, regions full of life I had heard of
  but never seen.

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2. Which moments show Jane to be willing to obey
and serve?Choose the wrong answer

• When Rochesters room catches fire.
• Before she leaves for Mrs. Reeds.
• When St. John asks her to goes to India with him.
  
• When she hears Rochester calling, Jane, Jane!

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3. Which of the following is NOT true about St.
John?

• He is a cold, hard man.
• He is not interested in calm domestic life.
• He understands that, in refusing to marry him,
  Jane denies him, but not God.
• For Jane, he is firm, faithful, and devoted full
  of energy, and zeal, and truth, he clears their
  painful way to improvement he hews down like a
  giant the prejudices of creed and caste that
  encumber it.

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4. Which of the following female characters does
not follow the marriage plot set for women in the
Victorian Society?

1. Ms. Temple
2. Georgiana
3. Rosamond
4. Mary
5. Eliza

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5. What role does the reader not asked to play in
Jane Eyre?

• 1. Understand Jane Eyres feelings Reader!I
  forgave him at the moment, and on the spot.
• 2. Understand Jane Eyres dreams.
• 3. Goes through the legal process of dividing up
  her inheritance with the Rivers.
• 4. Visualize some characters facial features.