Me Jane

How could you tell Jane cared about the tree she climbed?

• She would climb it and read books in it.

• She would lay her cheek against its trunk and seem to feel the sap flowing beneath the bark.

• She cut it down and used it for firewood.

• She named the tree Beech.

What is the main theme of the story 'Me Jane'?

• A) Adventure

• B) Friendship

• C) Nature

• D) Technology

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Me Jane'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Irony

What does Jane's interaction with the tree symbolize in 'Me Jane'?

• A) Her love for nature

• B) Her fear of heights

• C) Her loneliness

• D) Her desire for adventure

In 'Me Jane', what does the tree represent for Jane?

• A) A source of food

• B) A place of refuge

• C) A symbol of strength

• D) A challenge to overcome

How does the author convey Jane's emotions towards the tree in 'Me Jane'?

• A) Through dialogue

• B) Through descriptive imagery

• C) Through action

• D) Through other characters' perspectives

What is the significance of the title 'Me Jane'?

• A) It highlights Jane's independence

• B) It refers to Jane's relationship with others

• C) It emphasizes Jane's connection to nature

• D) It suggests Jane's adventurous spirit

Which of the following best describes Jane's character in 'Me Jane'?

• A) Timid and shy

• B) Bold and adventurous

• C) Thoughtful and introspective

• D) Carefree and reckless

What role does the setting play in 'Me Jane'?

• A) It creates a sense of danger

• B) It highlights the theme of isolation

• C) It enhances the theme of nature

• D) It serves as a backdrop for action

How does Jane's relationship with the tree change throughout 'Me Jane'?

• A) She becomes more distant

• B) She grows more attached

• C) She becomes indifferent

• D) She starts to fear it