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Bronte Jane Eyre All Answers Correct In Jane Eyre, what is Lowood? ️️a strict boarding school for girls without title or money What is the best way to describe Miss Scatcherd, as she is portrayed in Jane Eyre? ️️overly crucial and cruel What is the author's underlying assumption about teachers like Miss Temple? ️️A compassionate teacher is a good teacher. How might you describe the character of Helen Burns in Jane Eyre? ️️humble and dutiful According to Helen in Jane Eyre, why is Miss Scatcherd severe with her? ️️Miss Scatcherd is evil Jane Eyre wants to talk to Helen Burns because she ️️is curious about why Helen does not rebel In Jane Eyre, what is the main difference between Helen and Jane? ️️Jane wants to fight back at industries whereas Helen quietly accepts them In Jane Eyre, what does Helen and Jane's conversation reveal about the institution in which they live? ️️it denies people self-respect and indi In Jane Eyre, which character does Brontë identify with in terms of philosophical beliefs? ️️Helen In Jane Eyre, why does Brontë make the cold bedroom, the meals, and the daily task a part of the novel's setting? ️️to show that Lowood was not a comfortable place In Jane Eyre, when Helen describes herself as having many faults, she shows an underlying lack of ️️self-confidence How is Jane Eyre a novel of social criticism? ️️It condemns a particular teacher at Lowood, a Victorian boarding school. In writing Jane Eyre from Jane's point of view, Brontë is able to ️️make her characters and events more remote and historical and therefore authentic After reading the excerpt from Jane Eyre, would you think Brontë would be in favor of today's laws against physical punishment for students at school? ️️yes What is the best meaning of the word truculent as it is used in the sentence? Jane spoke in a bitter and truculent manner when she was angry or excited. ️️harsh What is the best definition of sundry as it is used in the following sentence? The teacher had a long list of sundry complaints about things that she thought Helen had done wrong. ️️diverse What is the best definition of the word tumult in the following sentence? Jane's rebellious nature caused a tumult wherever she went. ️️uproar

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Bronte Jane Eyre All Answers Correct

In Jane Eyre, what is Lowood? ✔️✔️a strict boarding school for girls without title or money



What is the best way to describe Miss Scatcherd, as she is portrayed in Jane Eyre? ✔️✔️overly crucial
and cruel



What is the author's underlying assumption about teachers like Miss Temple? ✔️✔️A compassionate
teacher is a good teacher.



How might you describe the character of Helen Burns in Jane Eyre? ✔️✔️humble and dutiful



According to Helen in Jane Eyre, why is Miss Scatcherd severe with her? ✔️✔️Miss Scatcherd is evil



Jane Eyre wants to talk to Helen Burns because she ✔️✔️is curious about why Helen does not rebel



In Jane Eyre, what is the main difference between Helen and Jane? ✔️✔️Jane wants to fight back at
industries whereas Helen quietly accepts them



In Jane Eyre, what does Helen and Jane's conversation reveal about the institution in

which they live? ✔️✔️it denies people self-respect and indi



In Jane Eyre, which character does Brontë identify with in terms of philosophical

beliefs? ✔️✔️Helen



In Jane Eyre, why does Brontë make the cold bedroom, the meals, and the daily task a

part of the novel's setting? ✔️✔️to show that Lowood was not a comfortable place

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