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Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will see how Jane grows closer to Rochester. We will read about a fire that breaks out in Thornfield and consider who the culprit of this evil crime could be.

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5 Questions

Q1.
Which poet "created" the Byronic hero?
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Correct answer: Lord Byron
William Blake
Q2.
In what way does Mr Rochester appear to be rude when Jane and Mrs Fairfax first arrive for tea?
Correct answer: He deliberately ignores them.
He spits at them.
He swears at them.
Q3.
What elfin race does Mr Rochester joke Jane belongs to?
Santa's helpers
The men in blue
Correct answer: The men in green
Q4.
What does Rochester order to Jane to bring to him?
Her jewellery
Her poetry
Correct answer: Her sketches
Q5.
Where was Jane imprisoned at the beginning of the book by Mrs Reed?
Her bedroom
The kitchen
Correct answer: The Red Room

5 Questions

Q1.
What item was set on fire in this chapter?
Correct answer: Rochester's bed
Rochester's bookcase
Rochester's sofa
Q2.
Who does Rochester claim set the bed on fire?
Correct answer: Grace Poole
Jane Eyre
Mrs Fairfax
Q3.
What did Jane hear outside her door?
Happy singing
Correct answer: Strange murmuring
Weird whistling
Q4.
What is the weather often like in Gothic stories?
Bright and sunny
Correct answer: Harsh and bleak
Warm
Q5.
What does Rochester describe Thornfield as?
A 'mad-house'
Correct answer: A 'plague-house'
An 'ale-house'

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UnitEnglish / Jane Eyre

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