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PCA JE 2024 Test Exam Questions With Correct Answers New Update What themes are there in 'Jane Eyre'? - Answer -- Family - Religion - Social position - Gender inequality - Fire and ice - Gothic elements - Internal vs. external beauty Family - Answer -The main quest in Jane Eyre is Jane's search for family, for a sense of belonging and love. However, this search is constantly tempered by Jane's need for independence. She begins the novel as an unloved orphan who is almost obsessed...

Jane Eyre Complete Solutions How does Jane meet Mr.Rochester? ️️By coincidence while walking to hay How does Bronte imply that Jane is falling in love with Mr. Rochester? ️️She no longer dreams of meeting new people or seeing new places Why doesn't Jane play with Helen? ️️Helen is sick What does Jane find out about Adele from Mr. Rochester? ️️She is the daughter of his mistress Who is Miss Adele? ️️A ward of Mr. Rochester Who is Mrs. Fairfax? ️️The housek...

Jane Eyre Final Test Review Complete Guide What is the name of Rochester's dog? ️️Pilot What is the color of the room Jane is locked in at Gateshead? ️️red Who is the servant at Gateshead? ️️Bessie How does Jane attain her position at Thornfield Manor ️️She advertises in the newspaper. How does John Reed die? ️️Suicide Name one of Jane's skills as a governess. ️️French, drawing, music, painting Who suggests that Jane attend school? ️️Mr. lloyd Wh...

Jane Eyre Themes What themes are there in 'Jane Eyre'? ️️- Family - Religion - Social position - Gender inequality - Fire and ice - Gothic elements - Internal vs. external beauty - Marriage - Social class - The search for identity - The treatment of children Family ️️The main quest in Jane Eyre is Jane's search for family, for a sense of belonging and love. However, this search is constantly tempered by Jane's need for independence. She begins the novel as an unloved ...

2 © OCR 2023 H074/02 Jun23 Section A The language of prose Charlotte Brontë: Jane Eyre F Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby Chinua Achebe: Things Fall Apart Arundhati Roy: The God of Small Things Ian McEwan: Atonement Jhumpa Lahiri: The Namesake Answer one question from Section A on your chosen prose text. You should spend about 45 minutes on this section. 1 Charlotte Brontë: Jane Eyre Write about the ways in which Charlotte Brontë tells the story in this extract. In your answe...

Ch. 1-16 Jane Eyre Complete Answers How does Bronte immediately reveal Jane's situation to the reader? ️️jane is excluded from the Reed family, unwelcome, she reveals everything as sad and dreary why do you think Jane is treated so unfairly ️️jane was put upon mrs reed with no choice Reed is: resentful, guilt for husband, jealous that jane is independent and bright while her children are crummy Jane=poor, Reeds= rich what does Jane mean when she says she was "rather ...

Jane Eyre Chapters 1-12 All Answers Correct the first setting in the book ️️gateshead mrs reed's children's names ️️john, eliza, georgiana the two servants names ️️bessie and sarah when does mrs reed send for an apothecary ️️after jane's frantic confinement in the red room what is the apothecary's name and what does he suggest ️️Mr. Lloyd, he suggests that Jane go to school who visits Gateshead eventually and what does Mrs Reed agree to in this episo...

Jane Eyre (By Charlotte Bronte) Verified Q&A How does Bronte immediately reveal Jane's situation to the reader? ️️Bronte first expresses that Jane is an orphaned girl who is living with her aunt and cousins Why do you think Jane is treated so unfairly? ️️Jane is an outcast; she was forced to adopt her into her family because of a promise that she had made Mr. Reed when he died What does Jane mean when she says she was "rather out of (her)self"? ️️She meant that she...