Jane Eyre: Themes (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Jane Eyre: Themes
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What is the central theme involving Jane's struggle in the novel?

Love and independence

Why does Jane refuse to compromise in her relationship with Rochester?

To protect her principles & independence

Why does Jane reject St. John's marriage proposal?

It lacks love

What does Jane's position as a governess illustrate about Victorian society?

Lower social status & precarious position

How does Jane respond to the wealth disparity between her and Rochester?

She insists on being treated as an equal

What message does Brontë convey through the social class theme?

True worth isn't determined by wealth

How is Mr. Brocklehurst's approach to religion characterised?

Strict and hypocritical

What type of Christianity does Helen Burns represent?

Forgiving and gentle approach

What does Helen Burns view suffering as?

A path to spiritual growth

What traditional expectation does Jane challenge through her independence?

Women being submissive & dependent on men

What does Bertha Mason's character critique?

Women defying norms labeled mad & confined

What does Brontë advocate for through the gender roles theme?

Greater equality & autonomy for women

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