the context of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Flashcards
Who is the author of Jane Eyre?
Charlotte Brontë
In what year was Jane Eyre first published?
1847
What is the original title under which Jane Eyre was published?
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
What literary movement is Jane Eyre associated with?
Victorian literature
True or False: Jane Eyre is considered a gothic novel.
True
What themes are prominently explored in Jane Eyre?
Love, social class, morality, and gender roles
Fill in the blank: Jane Eyre is often regarded as an early example of _____ literature.
feminist
What is the name of the protagonist in Jane Eyre?
Jane Eyre
Who is the romantic interest of Jane Eyre?
Mr. Rochester
What is the setting of the early part of Jane Eyre’s life?
Gateshead Hall
Which institution does Jane Eyre attend as a child?
Lowood School
True or False: Jane Eyre inherits a fortune at the end of the novel.
True
What is the name of Mr. Rochester’s first wife?
Bertha Mason
What narrative style is used in Jane Eyre?
First-person narrative
Fill in the blank: The character of Jane Eyre is often seen as a symbol of _____.
individualism
What role does the character of Ms. Fairfax play in the story?
She is the housekeeper at Thornfield Hall.
Which social issue is highlighted through Jane’s experiences?
Class inequality
What does the red room symbolize in Jane Eyre?
Isolation and punishment
What is the significance of the character Helen Burns in Jane Eyre?
She represents the idea of religious endurance and forgiveness.
True or False: Jane Eyre is an orphan.
True
What literary device is heavily utilized in Jane Eyre?
Symbolism
Fill in the blank: Jane Eyre’s relationship with Mr. Rochester challenges _____ norms.
gender
What is the main conflict in Jane Eyre?
The struggle for love and self-identity against societal expectations.
In which region of England is Thornfield Hall located?
Derbyshire
