Key Conflicts and Relationships (VCE SSCE English): Quizzes
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What two types of conflict drive the novel forward?
What two types of conflict drive the novel forward?
Internal & external conflicts
How is Jane described at Gateshead Hall?
How is Jane described at Gateshead Hall?
Less than a servant
Why does Jane leave Thornfield after discovering Rochester's marriage?
Why does Jane leave Thornfield after discovering Rochester's marriage?
To preserve her moral integrity
What does Jane insist she possesses equally to Rochester?
What does Jane insist she possesses equally to Rochester?
A soul and a heart
What is St John Rivers' proposal to Jane based on?
What is St John Rivers' proposal to Jane based on?
Her usefulness, not love
What does Helen Burns counsel in response to injustice?
What does Helen Burns counsel in response to injustice?
Patience and forgiveness
How does Jane respond to the dying Mrs Reed?
How does Jane respond to the dying Mrs Reed?
Offers full and free forgiveness
What physical changes humble Rochester before reunion with Jane?
What physical changes humble Rochester before reunion with Jane?
Blindness and being maimed by fire
What does Jane achieve before marrying Rochester?
What does Jane achieve before marrying Rochester?
Financial independence
What does the novel present as the foundation of healthy relationships?
What does the novel present as the foundation of healthy relationships?
Moral & emotional equality