Jane realises that she has more in common with Mr Rochester in comparison to his higher class guests. It also shows one of the first times she has been able to relate to a person feeling less isolated “He is…
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Jane Eyre Character List Flashcard Example #75167
Jane Eyre (Gateshead) orphaned girl; She is punished often by her aunt, and is locked in a Red Room as a result. She is scared of her uncle’s spirit. Edward Fairfax Rochester strong-willed second son of wealthy landowner, is tricked…
Jane Eyre Multiple Choice Flashcard Example #98059
What elements of Jane Eyre are said to be biographical illness at school, working as a teacher, working as a governess in the preface of Jane Eyre, Bronte issues what important remark to her readers conventionality is not morality before…
ENGLISH FINAL (Exam) JANE EYRE Flashcard Example #57474
Jane Eyre protagonist and narrator of the novel; forced to contend with oppression, inequality, and hardship; maintains her principles of justice, human dignity, and morality; values intellectual and emotional fulfillment; her strong belief in gender and social equality challenges the…
English 12B Flashcard Example #47820
C Which of these statements best describes Helen Burns in Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte?(A) An angry champion of justice(B) A timid crybaby(C) An obedient, accepting child(D) A hardened, brutal girl D What is the main idea of this selection…
Êàðòî÷êè, ñîîòâåòñòâóþùèå çàïðîñó english quote quiz jane eyre Flashcard Example #8900
She is determined to be her own person and to be independent-o… She wants to defy the basic prejudices of status and class The Ingrams feel socially superior to Jane but have cheap mora… She is a free willed person…
Jane Eyre Flashcard Example #72138
Analysis of main characters Jane Eyre:– She possesses a sense of her self-worth and dignity, a commitment to justice and principle, a trust in God, and a passionate disposition– Her integrity is continually tested over the course of the novel–…
The Novel II Flashcard Example #13326
In Jane Eyre, which theme reflects a philosophical assumption that Charlotte Bronte holds? The abuse of power is wrong. In Jane Eyre, which statement best summarizes Jane’s reaction to Miss Scatcherd’s treatment of Helen? She is outraged and feels Helen…
Jane Eyre allusions Flashcard Example #19114
Babel clamour of tounges People trying to build a tower but then God made them speak different languages so they can finish the tower/Brocklehurst in Lowood Rubicon The river the Julius Caesar crossed with his army/Mr. Brocklehurst embarrassing Jane Bluebeard’s…
Jane Eyre Vocabulary Flashcard Example #52738
Anathematize v. To formally curse or denounce someone or somethingIf you disobey me, I will anathematize you. Feign v. To pretendIn order to avoid taking the test, the student feigned illness. Sardonic(ally) adj.(adv.) Sarcastic; ironically mocking (often with a bitter…
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Flashcard Example #35167
Charlotte Bronte background 1. lived 1816-18552. born in England lived in church house3. 6 siblings all well educated 4. due to v religious upbringing often wrote about religious hypocrisy5. sent to clergy school with horrible conditions tuberculosis 1. common killer…
Jane Eyre Vocabulary Chapters 1-12 Flashcard Example #25632
Lamentable adjective, that is to be regretted (7) Torpid adjective, sluggish in functioning or act (8) Bilious adjective, of or indicative of a peevish, ill-natured disposition (9) Antipathy noun, settled aversion or dislike (9, 234) Impudence noun, a state of…