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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter XXXIII.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Mr. Rochester fetch Jane in the middle of the night to help Mr. Mason?
(a) Because he is feverish.
(b) Because he has insomnia.
(c) Because he has thyphus.
(d) Because he is injured.
2. The night before they are to be married, Jane tells Mr. Rochester that earlier that morning she had seen whom in her closet where her wedding gown and veil are hung?
(a) A strange woman.
(b) Eliza Reed.
(c) Grace Poole.
(d) Mrs. Fairfax.
3. When Jane wakes up in her own bed after fainting in the red-room, why is Mr. Lloyd in the room and NOT a physician?
(a) Because the physician Mrs. Reed has employed is out of town.
(b) Because Mr. Lloyd is studying to become a physician.
(c) Because Mrs. Reed has employed an apothecary to care for Jane and the servants.
(d) Because the nearest physician lives in Bath.
4. When Mr. Rochester asks Jane if she will ever forgive him, what does she tell the reader?
(a) That she must pray for forgiveness.
(b) That she would never forgive him.
(c) That she forgave him on the spot.
(d) That she will soon forgive him.
5. Jane comes across a little girl and asks her for what item that she is about to throw to the pigs?
(a) Porridge.
(b) Cake.
(c) Meat.
(d) Fruit.
Short Answer Questions
1. What feeling does Jane observe St. John has for Rosamond Oliver?
2. To whom is Blanche referring when she tells Mr. Rochester that "half of them detestable, and the rest ridiculous"?
3. Why does Jane think, on the afternoon following the discovery of Bertha Mason, that "friends always forget those whom fortune forsakes"?
4. Jane states that, with Mary and Diana, there is a _________congeniality of tastes, sentiments, and principles.
5. When Mr. Rochester greets Jane upon her return from Thornfield and asks if she can make him handsome, she tells him that _______has power beyond beauty.
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