Exploring Jane Eyre: A Comprehensive Quiz

Who is the author of "Jane Eyre"?

• Emily Brontë

• Charlotte Brontë

• Jane Austen

• Mary Shelley

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What is the name of the estate where Mr. Rochester lives?

• Gateshead

• Thornfield Hall

• Lowood

• Moor House

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Which character serves as Jane’s cruel aunt and guardian during her childhood?

• Mrs. Fairfax

• Mrs. Reed

• Miss Temple

• Diana Rivers

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What is the name of the school Jane attends as a child?

• Lowood School

• Gateshead Academy

• Morton School

• Thornfield Institute

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Who is Bertha Mason in relation to Mr. Rochester?

• His sister

• His first wife

• His cousin

• His daughter

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Which character is known for her kindness and support to Jane at Lowood?

• Blanche Ingram

• Miss Temple

• Mrs. Reed

• Grace Poole

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What is the significance of the "red-room" in Jane’s childhood?

• It is where Jane studies

• It is where Jane is punished and locked up

• It is Jane’s bedroom

• It is the kitchen

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Which literary device is most evident in the following description: "I resisted all the way: a new thing for me"?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Hyperbole

• Foreshadowing

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Which theme is most central to "Jane Eyre"?

• The dangers of technology

• The search for independence and self-respect

• The importance of wealth

• The value of physical strength

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What is the main reason Jane leaves Thornfield Hall?

• She is fired

• She discovers Mr. Rochester is already married

• She wants to travel

• She is homesick

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