Take this Exam: GCSE English Literature: Jane Eyre | Zestly

Question 1

What does the character of St. John Rivers represent in the context of Jane's life?

Accepted Answer

A life of duty and religious devotion that threatens Jane's individuality

Question 2

Which of the following statements accurately describe the character of Bertha Mason?

Accepted Answer

She is the 'madwoman in the attic' whose existence ruins Jane's wedding

Question 3

What is the significance of the ending at Ferndean?

Accepted Answer

Jane and Rochester reunite as equals after he has been humbled and physically changed

Question 4

How does the theme of religion manifest in Jane's journey?

Answer

Through the contrast between the hypocritical piety of Mr. Brocklehurst and the genuine faith of Helen Burns

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Through Jane's internal struggle to reconcile her passions with her moral conscience

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Through Jane's eventual conversion to Catholicism to marry Rochester

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Through the complete rejection of all religious belief by the end of the novel

Question 5

What does the 'red-room' at Gateshead symbolize in the early part of the novel?

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A place of comfort and security for the young Jane

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The warmth of the Reed family's love

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The oppressive and isolating nature of Jane's childhood environment

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A place where Jane learns to forgive her enemies