English Literature Paper 1 - Jane Eyre Flashcards
(129 cards)
1
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John calls Jane a
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Rat
2
Q
The bed in the red room is a
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Tabernacle and ‘glared white’
3
Q
Jane describes herself as a
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Thing
4
Q
Jane is a ___ child
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Strange
5
Q
Eyre =
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Ire
6
Q
There is a ___ ____ when she wakes up
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Red glare
7
Q
Jane is a ___ ____ (from John)
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Mad cat
8
Q
Jane says things with ‘___ control’
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No
9
Q
Brocklehurst is a ______ ________!
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Black pillar
10
Q
Brocklehurst advocates ‘____ above all things’
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Consistency
11
Q
Mrs Reed’s ‘Eye of
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Ice’
12
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How dare I?
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Because it is the truth.
13
Q
‘In a ___ ______ voice’ - Mrs reed v Jane
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Savage, high
14
Q
A ridge of
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Lighted Heath, alive, glancing devouring
15
Q
Black and ______ after the _____ ____ ____
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Blasted after the flames are dead
16
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A ___ tucker about the ____
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Narrow throat
17
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Strange and consequently
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Attractive
18
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Burns
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Fire
19
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Unavailing and
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Impotent anger
20
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Learn from me
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Not to judge by appearances
21
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Love your enemies
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And bless them that curse you
22
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French
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Curls
23
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I was no
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Helen burns
24
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Aspect of
A
An Angel
25
You think too much of
The love of human beings (Helen)
26
Helen is warm when
She dies
27
After Lowood Jane is a ‘disciplined and
Subdued character
28
For liberty i
Gasped
29
Chill and
Vault like air
30
Space and
Solitude
31
I had a
Logical natural reason too
32
Bluebeard’s
Castle
33
Curious laugh
; Distinct, formal, mirthless
34
They suffer from
Too rigid a restraint
35
The roughness of the traveller
Set me at my ease
36
Squareness =
Rochester
37
Look of
Another world
38
Fate…kneaded me
With her knuckles
39
Partial to the Un fledged
Un fostered and unlucky
40
I was your equal
At 18
41
Remorse is
The poison of life
42
You are not naturally austere
Any more than I am naturally vicious
43
I find it impossible
To be conventional with you
44
I see…a curious sort of
Bird through the close set bars of a cage
45
Demoniac laugh -
Low suppressed and deep
46
Deluged
The bed
47
God’s
Aid
48
Buoyant but
Unquiet sea
49
Judgement would
Warn passion
50
Noble
Features
51
Swallowed poison
As if it were nectar
52
Portrait of a governess
Disconnected, poor and plain
53
Flock of white
Plumy birds
54
Poignant pleasure
Pure hold, with a steely point of agony
55
Took my feelings from my own power
And fettered them in his
56
She was too
Inferior (Blanche)
57
I was forgetting
All his faults
58
I saw no
Bad
59
Reason sits firm
And holds the reins
60
Good God! What a cry!
61
As a thunderbolt
Might fall on an oak?
62
She worried me like
A tigress
63
Obey you in all
That is right
64
My pet
Lamb
65
Jane
Jane (Mrs reed)
66
Something
Mad or like a fiend
67
Rain beat
Strongly against the panes
68
Animal
Looked up at me with human eye s
And cursed me in a man’s voice
69
What is so blind
as inexperience?
70
I am beyond
My own mastery
71
Substance or
Shadow - you elf!
72
Sunshine of
Feeling
73
I am no bird
And no net ensnares me
74
Do you think I am an automaton
A machine without feelings?
75
My equal and
My likeness
76
It is my
Spirit which addresses your spirit….stood at God’s feet equal - as we are!
77
He thinks her eyes are
Green but they are hazel
78
The horse chestnut tree is
Struck by lightning
79
Diamond
Chain around your neck
80
Soul made of
Fire
81
A very
Angel as my comforter
82
A jay in borrowed
Plumes
83
I had rather be a thing
Than an Angel
84
A ‘ ‘ of his
Pet
85
I mean shortly to
Claim you
86
Of whom I had made an
Idol
87
He stood between me and every thought of religion, as An eclipse
Intervenes between man and the B-road Sun
88
Mrs Rochester!
She did not exist
89
Dividing the
Ripe from the unripe
90
It is a
Dream
91
Woman tall and
Large, with thick and dark hair
92
A ___ face
Savage
93
Clothed
Hyena
94
Stature
Almost equalling her husband
95
Mechanically
96
How blind had been
My eyes!
97
Reader, I
Forgave him
98
Ice and rock
You will accordingly become
99
Your mind is my t treasure
And if it were broken, it would be my treasure still
100
I’ll try
Violence
101
I thought I ___ her
Loved
102
Violent and unreasonable
Temper (Bertha)
103
Intemperate and
Unchaste
104
Five years my
Senior
105
Ten years
Locked up
106
He would one day regard me with the same feeling
Which now desecrated their memory (the mistresses)
107
I do
I do
108
I must renounce
Love and idol
109
The more solitary
The more friendless, the more unsustained I am, the more I will respect myself
110
Never was anything at once
So frail and so indomitable
111
Whatever I do with its cage
I cannot get at it
112
Birds were emblems of
Love
113
I am
Alone
114
I have no relative but the universal mother
Nature
115
Impotent as a bird with
Both wings broken
116
I felt the might
And strength of God
117
Lost and starving
Dog
118
Men’s work
119
Christian, you ought not to consider
Poverty a crime
120
His features were
‘Harmonious’
121
Not yet found the
‘Peace of God’
122
Scantier the…
‘Higher the honour’
123
Poor and
Obscure (st John as well as Jane)
124
Inexorable as
Death
125
Silken
Snare
126
At John burnt
For the more active life
127
Crushed the snowy
Heads of the closed flowers with his foot
128
Melt with sudden
Fire (st j)
129
Not give one chance of heaven for
The Elysium of her love
