Revolution
Poetic device
Characteristics
Jane Eyre: the plot
Jane Eyre: the themes
Jane Eyre: the characters
100
At first, romantic poets seemed to fully support this event which occurred in a neighboring country.
What is The French Revolution?
100

 "Burnt the fire of thine eyes"  is an example of this poetic device.

What is a metaphor comparing eyes to something evil.

100
Romantic poets favor nature instead of favoring this.
What is industry?
100

Jane Eyre's school 

What is Lowood School?

100

One example of why feminism is a theme in Jane Eyre.

What is Jane Eyre's determination, intelligence, and independence... etc.

100

Protagonist of Jane Eyre

Who is Jane Eyre?

200
This social class is the group who felt they needed to revolt in France.
Who are the poor/oppressed people?
200

"And 'mid these dancing rocks at once and ever

 It flung up momently the sacred river." is an example of this.

What is personification.

200
Romantic poets favor emotions instead of favoring this.
What is logic/reason?
200

The reason Jane leaves Thornfield

Who is Bertha Mason?

200

Name one theme present in Jane Eyre.

What is friendship, love, marriage, broken past, independence

200

Mrs. Reed's title/role

Who is the aunt/caregiver of Jane Eyre?

300
In addition to the French Revolution, this revolution had a great impact upon England's society.
What is the Industrial Revolution?
300

"Haply, some hoary-headed swain may say" is an example of this.

What is alliteration.

300
Instead of favoring society as a whole, romantic poets favor this.
What is individuality?
300

The people Jane meets after leaving Thornfield

Who is the Rivers family?

300

The literary term used for the purposeful difference between St. John and Rochester (in other words, they are a _________ of one another)

What is a foil?

300

The rich man that marries Jane Eyre? (full name)

Who is Edward Rochester?

400
This is what the most horrifically violent part of the French Revolution was called.
What is The Reign of Terror?
400

The language spoken by the ordinary people of a region.

What is vernacular.

400
Overall, romantic poets wrote about these types of topics.
What are common, every day topics?
400

The place Jane lived while being raised by Mrs. Reed.

What is Gateshead?

400

Jane's desire throughout the entire book is to have a loving....

What is family?

400

Bertha Mason relation to Mr. Rochester

Who is his wicked and insane wife?

500
This year marks the beginning of the French Revolution.
What was 1789?
500

A thought in verse that does not come to an end at a line break but rather rolls over into the next line.  It is marked by a comma.

What is enjambment.

500
One romantic poet described poetry as "the spontaneous overflow of (these)."
What are powerful feelings?
500

St. John's sisters' names (both)

Who are Diana and Mary?

500

Aside from Jane Eyre, name another character that shows signs of a broken past.

Who is Rochester?

500

St. John Rivers relation to Jane Eyre

Who is her cousin?

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