Character Relationships and Perceptions in Jane Eyre

In Chapter 17 of 'Jane Eyre', Jane observes Grace Poole and suspects a secret. Rochester returns with guests, including Miss Ingram, which challenges Jane's self-control. Jane struggles with her feelings for Rochester and overhears Miss Ingram's insulting remarks about governesses. The mystery surrounding Grace Poole and Rochester deepens, highlighting social class differences. A narrative tense change adds immediacy and emotional impact to the story.

What does Jane suspect about Grace Poole?

• She is in love with Rochester.

• She is hiding a secret.

• She is stealing from the house.

• She is planning to leave Thornfield.

Who is among the guests Rochester plans to bring?

• Mrs. Reed

• Mr. Brocklehurst

• Mr. Mason

• Miss Ingram

How does Jane prepare herself for the guests' arrival?

• By writing a letter to her family

• By considering a future without Rochester

• By planning a party

• By leaving Thornfield

What does Mrs. Fairfax comment about Rochester?

• He is in a bad mood.

• He is looking for a new governess.

• He is planning to travel.

• He seems to admire Miss Ingram.

What does Jane notice about Rochester's behavior towards Miss Ingram?

• He seems to admire her.

• He is critical of her.

• He ignores her.

• He is indifferent.

How does Jane describe Miss Ingram?

• Intelligent and witty

• Kind and gentle

• Beautiful but haughty

• Shy and reserved

What is Jane's reaction upon seeing Rochester?

• Her feelings for him rush back.

• She feels indifferent.

• She confronts him about Miss Ingram.

• She decides to leave Thornfield.

What does Jane's observation of the guests reveal about her character?

• She is judgmental.

• She is uninterested in social gatherings.

• She is observant and introspective.

• She is easily distracted.

What does Miss Ingram do that upsets Jane?

• She criticizes Thornfield.

• She insults governesses.

• She ignores Jane.

• She flirts with Rochester.

What does Rochester insist Jane and Adele do?

• Join him for a walk

• Prepare a meal for the guests

• Attend the drawing-room every night

• Leave Thornfield