solved QUESTION 1Jane refuses St.John’s offer of marriage because . .

QUESTION 1Jane refuses St.John’s offer of marriage because . . .a.She has no respect for his concept of marriage as a love-less partnership.b.He is too cold-hearted for passionate Jane.c.She cannot imagine working as a missionary in India.d.She is still in love with Rochester.2 points QUESTION 2Rochester says: “Never, never was anything at once so frail and so indomitable. . . . Whatever I do with its cage, I cannot get at it.” Rochester is talking about:a.his tropical parrotb.Janec.his canary birdd.Bertha2 points QUESTION 3Which of Bertha’s behaviors, early on in their marriage, prompt Rochester to believe that she is mad?a.Growing imbecility.b.Violent temper and unchecked vices.c.Lunatic wanderings in the moonlight.d.Crying and laughing in the dark.2 points QUESTION 4When Jane meets Rochester again, he is:a.Nearly blind.b.Still married to Bertha.c.Totally bald.d.Deeply depressed.2 points QUESTION 5What does Rochester want Jane to do after it’s discovered that he has a living wife?a.He wants her to become his mistress.b.He wants her to live with him at Gateshead.c.He wants her to marry him regardless of Bertha’s existence.d.He wants her to travel the world with him.2 points QUESTION 6Towards the end of the novel . . .a.Jane and Rochester have a son.b.Jane is expecting her first child, a son.c.Jane is expecting her first child and St.John is on his deathbed.d.St.John is dead in India.2 points QUESTION 7Bertha is described as a “Creole.” This means that . . .a.. . . she is a person of mixed European and Black descent.b.. . . she is a person of mixed European and Black descent in the Caribbean OR she is a descendant of European settlers in the Caribbean.c.. . . she was born on Creolia, an island in the Caribbean.d.. . . she is a native inhabitant of the Caribbean region.2 points QUESTION 8″I, too, in the gray, small, antique structure, with its low roof, its latticed casements, its mouldering walls, its avenue of aged firs–all grown aslant under the stress of mountain winds; its garden, dark with yew and holly–and where no flowers but of the hardiest species would bloom–found a charm, both potent and permanent.” In this passage, Jane is describing:a.Gatesheadb.Marsh-Endc.Thornfieldd.Ferndean2 points QUESTION 9″A missionary I resolved to be.” Whose resolution is this?a.Rochester’sb.Mr. Reed’sc.St. John’sd.Jane’s2 points QUESTION 10What does Jane do with her inheritance of 20,000 pounds?a.She divides it up into four equal chunks for Diana, Mary, St. John, and herself.b.She sends much of it to the orphans at Lowood.c.She establishes a school at Morton for daughters of the poor.d.She keeps it all to herself because she wants to be an “independent woman.”