Jane Eyre, chapters 5-8

How Mrs. Reed says good-bye to Jane when she heads to Lowood:

• she packs her bags and escort her to carriage

• she mocks her from the window of her room

• she does not say goodbye

• she travels with Jane all the way to Lowood

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Lowood is (two correct answers):

• A gloomy place with strict rules

• A cheerful place with no boundaries

• A school for rich children

• A school for orphans

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Girls in Lowood struggle with:

• Lack of food

• Cold rooms

• Lack of proper clothes

• All of the above

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Helen Burns believes that the true Christian must:

• Fight for justice

• Endure all the pain

• Run away from problems

• Revenge

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Jane Eyre and Helen Burns have the same religious views:

• True

• False

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Mr. Brocklehurst raises his own children in the same way he does the girls in Lowood.

• True

• False

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Mr. Brocklehurst´s plan of raising girls in Lowood is:

• To render them hardy, patient and self-denying

• To accustom them to habits of luxury and indulgence

• To preserve the manners which girls brought from their homes

• None of the above

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How Jane draws Mr. Brocklehurst´s attention:

• She starts a fight with another girl

• Her curly hair looks abundant

• she drops her slate

• SHe does not draw his attention

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How Mr. Brocklehurst punishes Jane:

• He calls her a liar and makes her stand on the stool

• He beats her with a rod

• He pushes her into the corner of the classroom

• He throws her out of the classroom

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What is Miss Temple´s reaction to Jane´s public humiliation:

• She supports Mr. B

• She remains neutral

• She wants to hear Jane´s side of the story

• She becomes more harsh to Jane

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