4 Written Questions

1. Jane's first school where she met Helen Burn's. Mr. Brockelhurst was the head here. Although he had good intentions for the school, he did not know enough about the necessities a child needs.
2. The River's estate. Jane meets St. John here. She was welcomed by Dianna and Mary. Hannah was the governess.
3. A literary movement emphasizing the truths of imaginative emotional or supernatural reason
4. Where Rochester and Jane live after they are married.

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Jane is a governess here to Adele. Rochester is the landowner here.
   1. Thornfield
   2. Ferndean
   3. Gateshed
   4. Moor House
2. first place Jane live with Aunt Reed
   1. Lowood
   2. Ferndean
   3. Gothicism
   4. Gateshed
3. Rochester and St. John. By comparing Rochester to St. John, Rochester benefits. Although both of them are potential husbands to Jane, Rochester is more qualified because he is passionate about what he does and is a man of the world (unlike St. John)
   1. Romanticism Example
   2. Foil Character
   3. Gothicism Example
   4. Foil Character Example
4. A species of Romanticism that focuses on the chilling aspects of the supernatural
   1. Gateshed
   2. Gothicism
   3. Romanticism
   4. Gothicism Example

3 True/False Questions

1. Romanticism Example → Bertha locked up in the attic causing mishaps for Thornfield

   True        False

2. Gothicism Example → Jane hearing Rochester call while she was at Moor House and Rochester hearing Jane call for him while he was at Thornfield

   True        False

3. Foil Character → Character who set off the qualities of another by contrast

   True        False