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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What feeling does Jane observe St. John has for Rosamond Oliver?
(a) Love.
(b) Disappointment.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Jealousy.
2. When Jane greets Mr. Rochester the morning after his proposal, he calls her a pale, little what?
(a) Elf.
(b) Kitten.
(c) Princess.
(d) Child.
3. When Jane recalls her dreams to Mr. Rochester about Thornfield's being in a dreary ruin, what does she tell him she is carrying in a shawl?
(a) A lamb.
(b) A rose.
(c) A child.
(d) A bible.
4. How does Jane respond to St. John's inquiry the night before he is to go to India about why she refuses to marry him?
(a) That he would love her if she were to marry him.
(b) That he would mourn her if she were to marry him.
(c) That he would leave her if she were to marry him.
(d) That he would kill her if she were to marry him.
5. Jane comes across a little girl and asks her for what item that she is about to throw to the pigs?
(a) Fruit.
(b) Porridge.
(c) Cake.
(d) Meat.
6. According to Jane, what is one reason the intimacy she shares with Diana and Mary does not extend to St. John?
(a) Because he is seldom understood.
(b) Because he is seldom kind.
(c) Because he is seldom generous.
(d) Because he is seldom at home.
7. When Mr. Rochester asks Jane if she will ever forgive him, what does she tell the reader?
(a) That she forgave him on the spot.
(b) That she would never forgive him.
(c) That she must pray for forgiveness.
(d) That she will soon forgive him.
8. After supper on the night before they are to be married, how does Mr. Rochester respond when Jane asks him if he feels calm and happy?
(a) Calm, no. And unhappy.
(b) Calm, yes. But unhappy.
(c) Calm, yes. And happy.
(d) Calm, no. But happy.
9. After revealing her identity to Mr. Rochester, what does she tell him about her circumstances since leaving Thornfield?
(a) That she is an independent woman.
(b) That she is a dependent woman.
(c) That she is a healthy woman.
(d) That she is a suffering woman.
10. How much is Jane worth after the death of her uncle?
(a) Ten-thousand pounds.
(b) Twenty-thousand pounds.
(c) Five-thousand pounds.
(d) One-thousand pounds.
11. At the beginning of the marriage ceremony, what impediment does the stranger give to stop Jane's and Mr. Rochester's wedding?
(a) That Jane has a husband now living.
(b) That Mr. Rochester has a wife now dead.
(c) That Mr. Rochester has a wife now living.
(d) That Jane has a husband now dead.
12. According to Mr. Rochester, he tells Jane that it has been ten years since he has flown from Europe with what three things as his companion?
(a) Happiness, peace, and relief.
(b) Gratitude, forgiveness, and faith.
(c) Sorrow, blame, and despair.
(d) Disgust, hate, and rage.
13. According to Jane, how does Rosamond Oliver feel about St. John?
(a) She dislikes him.
(b) She loves him.
(c) She envies him.
(d) She hates him.
14. As Jane recovers at Moor House and the servant Hannah takes care of her, why does Hannah disturb Jane?
(a) Because Jane has the feeling Hannah wants to steal from her.
(b) Because Jane has the feeling Hannah is prejudiced against her.
(c) Because Hannah tells her that she should leave immediately.
(d) Because Hannah does not take good care of her.
15. In Moor house, whom does Jane regard as the superior and leader?
(a) Jane.
(b) Diana.
(c) Mary.
(d) Hannah.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Rochester say in the church that he meant to be, but fate has out-maneuvered him?
2. When Jane first lays her eyes on the injured Mr. Rochester, she compares him to what kind of animal?
3. How does St. John answer Miss Oliver's inquiries about coming to visit?
4. Mr. Rochester peppers Jane with questions about whom once she returns to him from Moor House?
5. What feeling comes over Jane when St. John rests his hand on her head one last time so that she is tempted to give in to his proposal?
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