A) Cowan Bridge B) Ferndean C) Lowood D) Thornfield
A) Typhoid B) Tuberculosis C) Smallpox D) Cholera
A) Pneumonia B) Declension C) Consumption D) Fever
A) Jane and Mary B) Ellen and Agnes C) Anne and Emily D) Elizabeth and Maria
A) Lowood Boarding School B) Clergy Daughters School C) North Lees Academy D) Cowan Bridge Seminary
A) Cowan Bridge B) Manchester C) Hathersage D) Haworth
A) Derby B) Tunstall C) York D) Lancaster
A) Lancashire B) Derbyshire C) Yorkshire D) Lancaster
A) Henry Cunliffe B) Rev. William Carus Wilson C) Branwell Brontë D) Cary Joji Fukunaga
A) Evangelical minister B) School headmaster C) Novelist D) Architect
A) 1791–1859 B) 1785–1845 C) 1800–1870 D) 1816–1890
A) William Carus Wilson B) Cary Fukunaga C) Henry Cunliffe D) Branwell
A) Alcohol and tobacco B) Wine and cocaine C) Opium and laudanum D) Opium and alcohol
A) Nurse B) Governess C) Writer D) Teacher
A) Tracy Chevalier B) Elizabeth Gaskell C) Liane Moriarty D) Emma Tennant
A) Cousin and biographer B) Publisher and mentor C) Sister and critic D) Friend and fellow novelist
A) Wycoller Hall B) Cowan Bridge Manor C) Norton Conyers house D) North Lees Hall
A) Haworth B) Manchester C) Tunstall D) Hathersage
A) Peak District in Derbyshire B) Lancashire Moors C) Yorkshire Dales D) Lake District in Cumbria
A) Tracy Chevalier B) Elizabeth Gaskell C) Ellen Nussey D) Emma Tennant
A) 5 January 1839 B) 22 July 1845 C) 10 June 1857 D) 15 August 1830
A) Cunliffe family B) Wilson family C) Eyre family D) Reed family
A) Agnes Ashurst B) Elizabeth Eyre C) Mia Wasikowska D) Sirilak Pongchoke
A) Attic with sloping roof B) Basement dungeon C) Tower chamber D) Padded second floor room
A) Wycoller Hall B) Cowan Bridge Hall C) North Lees Hall D) Norton Conyers house
A) Manchester B) Lancashire, close to Haworth C) North Yorkshire D) Derbyshire, near Hathersage
A) Norton Conyers B) Lowood School C) North Lees Hall D) Ferndean Manor
A) Henry Cunliffe B) William Carus Wilson C) Branwell Brontë D) Cary Joji Fukunaga
A) Nussey B) Cunliffe C) Brontë D) Ashurst
A) Wide Sargasso Sea B) The Life of Charlotte Brontë C) Nine Perfect Strangers D) The Young Men's Magazine, Number 2
A) Manchester B) Hathersage C) Derbyshire D) Haworth
A) Wycoller parish cemetery B) Lowood churchyard C) Manchester Cathedral churchyard D) Hathersage churchyard
A) Wycoller Hall B) Cowan Bridge House C) Norton Conyers house D) North Lees Hall
A) Lancashire B) Derbyshire C) North Yorkshire D) Lancaster
A) A ghost wandering the hallways B) A hidden treasure in the cellar C) A cursed wedding portrait D) A madwoman confined in the attics
A) Exactly one B) At least three C) None D) Five
A) Nine Perfect Strangers B) The French Dancer's Bastard C) Wide Sargasso Sea D) Ruk Diow Kong Jenjira
A) Liane Moriarty B) Jean Rhys C) Emma Tennant D) Tracy Chevalier
A) Chapter 38 B) Chapter 20 C) Chapter 15 D) Chapter 1
A) My life has been dark. B) To be or not to be. C) Reader, I married him. D) It was a dark and stormy night.
A) Emma Tennant B) Elizabeth Gaskell C) Liane Moriarty D) Tracy Chevalier
A) Reader, I Married Him B) The French Dancer's Bastard C) Wide Sargasso Sea D) Nine Perfect Strangers
A) Jean Rhys B) Emma Tennant C) Tracy Chevalier D) Liane Moriarty
A) 100th anniversary of Brontë's death B) 150th anniversary of the novel's publication C) 200th anniversary of the novel's publication D) 200th anniversary of Brontë's birth
A) Penguin Books B) HarperCollins C) Oxford University Press D) The Borough Press
A) Wide Sargasso Sea B) The French Dancer's Bastard C) Nine Perfect Strangers D) Ruk Diow Kong Jenjira
A) Tracy Chevalier B) Jean Rhys C) Nida D) Emma Tennant
A) Channel 5 B) BBC One C) Channel 7 D) Channel 3
A) Branwell Brontë and Ellen Nussey B) Willie McIntosh and Sirilak Pongchoke C) Cary Joji Fukunaga and Emma Tennant D) Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender
A) The French Dancer's Bastard B) Wide Sargasso Sea C) Nine Perfect Strangers D) Ruk Diow Kong Jenjira
A) Tracy Chevalier B) Liane Moriarty C) Emma Tennant D) Jean Rhys
A) Jane Eyre B) Agnes Ashurst C) Adèle D) Helen Burns
A) 2006 B) 1996 C) 2018 D) 2011
A) Tracy Chevalier B) Liane Moriarty C) Emma Tennant D) Cary Joji Fukunaga
A) Elizabeth Gaskell B) Sirilak Pongchoke C) Mia Wasikowska D) Ellen Nussey
A) William Carus Wilson B) Willie McIntosh C) Michael Fassbender D) Branwell Brontë
A) Radio only B) Newspapers and poetry C) Video games and comics D) Theatre, film, television, and operas
A) By hiding on a cargo ship B) Using the little money she had previously saved C) By stealing a horse from the stables D) By walking the entire distance barefoot
A) It is stolen by a highwayman B) She accidentally leaves it on the coach C) It burns in a fire at the inn D) She loses it while crossing a river
A) The housekeeper B) Diana Rivers C) St John Rivers D) An angry guard dog
A) St John Rivers B) A local farmer C) John Eyre D) Mr Rochester
A) He proposes marriage immediately B) He is fiercely suspicious and hostile C) He remains aloof D) He is overly affectionate
A) 10,000 pounds B) 20,000 pounds C) 5,000 pounds D) 50,000 pounds
A) He is their father B) He is their cousin C) He is an unrelated family friend D) He is their uncle
A) Donates every penny to the church B) Keeps it all to secure her independence C) Insists on sharing the money equally with her cousins D) Gives the entire fortune to Mr Rochester
A) France B) America C) Australia D) India
A) A boarded-up and empty mansion B) A bustling household with new owners C) Blackened ruins D) Mr Rochester waiting for her patiently
A) Back to her family in London B) Into retirement C) To manage Ferndean Manor D) To live with Adèle at school
A) After jumping from the roof B) She fell down the grand staircase C) She burned inside her locked room D) She choked on heavy smoke
A) That she will be repulsed by his condition B) That she has spent all of her inheritance C) That she has married St John Rivers D) That she will report him to the police
A) 'Beauty is only skin deep, my dear sir' B) 'Very, sir; you always were, you know' C) 'You are completely unrecognizable' D) 'Not at all, you look more handsome than ever'
A) An arrogant and bitter man B) A humbled man C) A wealthy and powerful lord D) A quiet and indifferent recluse
A) As a travelling monk B) As a wealthy philanthropist C) A purer life D) A life of absolute seclusion in London
A) Wrote a long letter and burned it B) Played a sad song on the piano C) Dreamt about Moor House D) Called out her name
A) A financially independent woman B) An equal partner in a business C) A high-ranking noblewoman D) A powerful landowner in the county
A) He returned to England a rich man B) He fell gravely ill C) He married a local woman and settled down D) He became a wealthy governor
A) Jane's face for the very first time B) The woods surrounding Ferndean C) Their newborn son D) The ruins of Thornfield Hall
A) Blanche Ingram B) Edward Rochester C) Mrs Reed D) Alice Fairfax
A) An actress B) A famous dancer C) A French aristocrat D) A music teacher
A) Edward Rochester B) John Eyre C) Grace Poole D) Richard Mason
A) Grace Poole B) Blanche Ingram C) Adèle Varens D) Miss Temple
A) A month B) Six months C) A week D) Three months
A) Alice Fairfax B) Blanche Ingram C) Adèle Varens D) Grace Poole
A) A terminal lung disease B) Paralysis of the limbs C) Sudden memory loss D) Congenital madness
A) When Grace gets drunk B) When Mr Rochester forgets to lock the heavy oak door C) When Jane leaves the master key unattended D) When a severe storm damages the upper floor
A) 10 B) 8 C) 12 D) 14
A) A house fire B) A carriage accident C) Typhus D) Cholera
A) Mr Lloyd B) Bessie C) Mr Brocklehurst D) John Reed
A) Cook B) Housekeeper C) Nursemaid D) Governess
A) 16 B) 10 C) 14 D) 12
A) Apothecary B) Clergyman C) Lawyer D) Schoolmaster
A) Acton Bell B) Currer Bell C) Daniel S. Burt D) Ellis Bell
A) 19 October 1847 B) 19 October 1848 C) January 1847 D) January 1848
A) Penguin Books B) Harper & Brothers C) Smith, Elder & Co. D) Oxford University Press
A) Macmillan B) Harper & Brothers C) Smith, Elder & Co. D) Random House
A) October 1848 B) January 1848 C) January 1847 D) October 1847
A) Epic poetry B) Tragedy C) Bildungsroman D) Biography
A) Marcel Proust B) Daniel S. Burt C) Jane Austen D) James Joyce
A) 1999 B) 1848 C) 2003 D) 1847
A) Second-person narrative B) First-person narrative C) Third-person omniscient D) Third-person limited |