Novel Composition
Characters
Plot
Quotes and Analysis
Miscellaneous
100
Name of author?
Charlotte Bronte
100

Who is the protagonist of the novel?

Jane Eyre 

100
Where did Jane Eyre go to school?
Lowood School
100

Who said: “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.”

BONUS: how might you use this quote in an essay?

Jane Eyre

100

What city is Gateshead just north of?

London

200

In what century was the novel composed?

19th

200

Who is Mrs. Reed?

Evil caregiver of Jane Eyre

200

Why does Jane leave the Rochester home?

Rochester has a wife

200

Who says: “Do you think I am an automaton? A machine without feelings?”

AND who are they addressing? 

Jane addressing Mr Rochester

200

What is the 3rd stage of Jane's life?

Her time as a governess at Thornfield
300

What is the genre of Jane Eyre?

Gothic Literature

300

Who was the rich man that married Jane Eyre?

Mr. Rochester

300

What does Jane find after fleeing from Rochester's home?

A family

300

Who says: “Reader, I married him.”

AND explain the technique(s) in this quote.

BONUS: explain how you would analyse this quote in an essay

Jane Eyre

Techniques: direct address, breaking the fourth wall


300

In what era was Jane Eyre published?

Victorian Era
400

What is the term for a story that tells of a person from childhood to adulthood?

Bildungsroman

400
What relation did Bertha Mason have with Edward Rochester?
His wicked and insane wife
400
Name the place Jane lived while being raised by Mrs. Reed.
Gateshead
400

Who says: "Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs."

Helen Burns

400

What does the chestnut tree symbolize Jane Eyre?

A break in Jane and Rochester's relationship

500

How many sisters did Bronte have?

4

500
How was St. John Rivers related to Jane Eyre?
Cousin
500
Name two of Rochester's injuries from the house fire.
Blindness and a crushed hand.
500

Which 2 characters say to Jane (at different times) "you are passionate"

Mrs Reed (after telling Jane she will send her to school)

Mr Rochester (when Jane exits her bedchamber after her prolonged solitude following the failed wedding and revelation about Bertha)

500

Name 3 ideas that fire symbolises at different times throughout the novel. 

Anger and passion, renewal and purification, warmth and emotional intimacy, destruction and danger