Jane Eyre

Question 1

Jane’s isolation (group):

Answer 1

“.Me she had dispensed from joining the group” - chapter 1

Question 2

Jane’s isolation (oppress):

Answer 2

“But to that feeling of isolation I was accustomed; it did not oppress me much” - chapter 5

Question 3

Jane’s isolation ():

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Question 4

Jane’s isolation ():

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Question 5

John Reed (wicked):

Answer 5

“Wicked and cruel boy!… you are like the Roman emperors!”

- chapter 1

Question 6

John Reed (headlong):

Answer 6

“ He ran headlong at me…I really saw in him a tyrant” - chapter 1

Question 7

Reeds

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Question 8

Reeds

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Question 9

How does Jane see men (morsel):

Answer 9

“Every morsel of flesh in my bones shrank “

chap 1

Question 10

How does Jane see men (

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Question 11

How does Jane see men (

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Question 12

How does Jane see men (

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Question 13

Bertha (grovelled):

Answer 13

“It grovelled… on all fours; snatched and growled like some strange wild animal”

chap 26

Question 14

Bertha (lunatic):

Answer 14

“the lunatic sprang and grappled his throat viciously, and laid her teeth to his cheek”

chap 26

Question 15

Bertha (hyena):

Answer 15

“The clothed hyena rose up, and stood tall on its hind feet” chap 26

Question 16

Bertha (harlot):

Answer 16

“No professed harlot ever had a vocabulary fouler than she”

Chap 27

Question 17

class divide (

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Question 18

class divide (blasphemy):

Answer 18

“Blasphemy against nature!… I know I must conceal my sentiments”

Question 19

class divide (

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Question 20

Jane’s independence (group):

Answer 20

“me she had dispensed from joining the group”

chap 1

Question 21

Jane’s independence (

Answer 21

“Mr Rochester, I will not be yours”

chap 27

Question 22

Jane’s independence (mistress):

Answer 22

“I told you I am independent, sir, as well as rich: I am my own mistress”

chap 37

Question 23

Jane’s independence (reader):

Answer 23

“reader I married him”

Question 24

Jane’s independence (reader):

Answer 24

“Reader I married him”

chap 38

Question 25

St John (

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Question 26

St John (

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Question 27

St John (claim):

Answer 27

" you shall be mine I claim you" | chap 34

Question 28

St John (indefatigable):

Answer 28

"A more resolute, indefatigable pioneer never wrought amidst rocks and dangers" chap 38

Question 29

Mr Rochester (stern):

Answer 29

"He had a dark face, with stern features and a heavy brow" | chap 12

Question 30

Mr Rochester (idol):

Answer 30

"He thought himself her idol, ugly as he was" | chap 15

Question 31

Mr Rochester (settled):

Answer 31

"He could have settled her with a well-planned blow; but he would not strike" chap 26

Question 32

Mr Rochester (Samson):

Answer 32

"The caged eagle, whose gold-ringed eyes cruelty has extinguished, might look as looked that sightly Samson" chap 37

Question 33

Religion (maker):

Answer 33

"My maker and yours... I rely implicitly on his power and confide wholly in his goodness" chap 9

Question 34

Religion (

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Question 35

Religion (

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Question 36

Religion (way):

Answer 36

"fell on my knees; and prayed in my way- a different way to St John's, but effective in its own fashion"