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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will explore what happens when a beautiful and rich lady arrives at Thornfield Hall. Jane considers this lady a rival to Rochester's heart. We will explore Blanche Ingram's character and consider how Brontë presents her in contrast to Jane.
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5 Questions
Q1.
What item was set on fire in this chapter?
Rochester's bookcase
Rochester's sofa
Q2.
Who does Rochester claim set the bed on fire?
Jane Eyre
Mrs Fairfax
Q3.
What did Jane hear outside her door?
Happy singing
Weird whistling
Q4.
What is the weather often like in Gothic stories?
Bright and sunny
Warm
Q5.
What does Rochester describe Thornfield as?
A 'mad-house'
An 'ale-house'
5 Questions
Q1.
Which lady visits Thornfield Hall in this lesson's extract?
Helen Burns
Mrs Reed
Q2.
How does Rochester respond to Grace Poole apparently setting his bed on fire?
He lowers her wages as a punishment.
He tells her that she's fired from her job.
Q3.
Why might Rochester consider marrying Blanche Ingram?
He enjoys her company.
He respects her character.
Q4.
Why would it be unusual for Rochester to marry Jane?
Jane doesn't love Rochester.
Rochester doesn't love Jane.
Q5.
How does Jane describe her appearance?
Stunning
Ugly