Jane Eyre Unit Test 100% Solved
Romantics believe that...? - AnswerInner vision trumps external reality
/.Which famous Romantic author believed we see everything through 2 points of view? -
AnswerWilliam Blake
/.What were William Blake's two points of view? - AnswerInnocence and Experience
/.Which Romantic author believed that literature is more about the imaginative vision of
the poem than the nemesis? - AnswerSamuel Taylor Coleridge
/.What is the reader's responsibility according to Samuel Taylor Coleridge? - AnswerTo
have "a willing suspension of disbelief."
/.Victorians believe that...? - AnswerExternal reality trumps inner vision
/.Which two Victorian authors are examples for the Victorian belief about External
Reality vs. Inner Vision? - AnswerMatthew Arnold and Stephen Crane
/.Why was there such a sudden shift in the belief of External Reality vs. Inner Vision in
between the Romantic and Victorians periods? - AnswerDarwinism and Natural Science
/.Who is John Ruskin? - AnswerFamous Literary Critic
/.Who termed "Pathetic Fallacy?" - AnswerJohn Ruskin
/.What is the central belief of Pathetic Fallacy? - AnswerEvents in the natural world
imitate the inner state of a character or reflect the mood of the scene.
/.How often is Pathetic Fallacy seen in Jane Eyre? - AnswerAlmost all, if not all, the time
/.True/False: One theory states that a unifying theme of Jane Eyre is Jane's maturing
character. - AnswerTrue (make your opinion based on quotes)
/.What period is Jane Eyre from? - AnswerVictorian
/.How does Jane walking towards Thornfield in the closing chapters of the book fit
Aristotle's definition of a good hero? - AnswerShe shows a hamartia by asking herself if
she is mad. She feels like one of us.
/.What about the demise of Bertha Rochester stands out? - AnswerMr. Rochester was
injured trying to save a woman he does not really love.
Romantics believe that...? - AnswerInner vision trumps external reality
/.Which famous Romantic author believed we see everything through 2 points of view? -
AnswerWilliam Blake
/.What were William Blake's two points of view? - AnswerInnocence and Experience
/.Which Romantic author believed that literature is more about the imaginative vision of
the poem than the nemesis? - AnswerSamuel Taylor Coleridge
/.What is the reader's responsibility according to Samuel Taylor Coleridge? - AnswerTo
have "a willing suspension of disbelief."
/.Victorians believe that...? - AnswerExternal reality trumps inner vision
/.Which two Victorian authors are examples for the Victorian belief about External
Reality vs. Inner Vision? - AnswerMatthew Arnold and Stephen Crane
/.Why was there such a sudden shift in the belief of External Reality vs. Inner Vision in
between the Romantic and Victorians periods? - AnswerDarwinism and Natural Science
/.Who is John Ruskin? - AnswerFamous Literary Critic
/.Who termed "Pathetic Fallacy?" - AnswerJohn Ruskin
/.What is the central belief of Pathetic Fallacy? - AnswerEvents in the natural world
imitate the inner state of a character or reflect the mood of the scene.
/.How often is Pathetic Fallacy seen in Jane Eyre? - AnswerAlmost all, if not all, the time
/.True/False: One theory states that a unifying theme of Jane Eyre is Jane's maturing
character. - AnswerTrue (make your opinion based on quotes)
/.What period is Jane Eyre from? - AnswerVictorian
/.How does Jane walking towards Thornfield in the closing chapters of the book fit
Aristotle's definition of a good hero? - AnswerShe shows a hamartia by asking herself if
she is mad. She feels like one of us.
/.What about the demise of Bertha Rochester stands out? - AnswerMr. Rochester was
injured trying to save a woman he does not really love.
