Jane Eyre – True or False

Chapter 1 – Bessie was usually kind to Jane.

Chapter 1 – Jane was afraid of her cousin John.

Chapter 1 – Everyone was afraid of the Red Room.

Chapter 2 – Dr Lloyd was the Reed’s family doctor.

Chapter 2 – When Jane was ill, Bessie was kinder to her.

Chapter 2 – It was Mrs Reed’s idea to send Jane to school.

Chapter 2 – Mrs Reed felt some guilt about her treatment of Jane.

Chapter 3 – Jane was glad to leave everybody she had known at Gateshead.

Chapter 3 – Miss Temple made a good first impression on Jane.

Chapter 3 – Jane received a lot of attention on her first day.

Chapter 4 – Helen Burns is looking forward to dying.

Chapter 5 – Miss Temple is afraid of Mr Brocklehurst.

Chapter 5 – Mr Brocklehurst’s wife and daughters dress very plainly and modestly.

Chapter 5 – Miss Temple let Jane defend herself in front of the whole school.

Chapter 6 – Nearly all the girls at Lowood got ill in Spring.

Chapter 6 – Jane saw Helen die.

Chapter 7 – Mrs Fairfax thinks that Mr Rochester is an unusual man.

Chapter 7 – Jane didn’t realise that the man who fell from the horse was Mr Rochester.

Chapter 8 – Mr Rochester made a good impression on Jane when they met at the Hall.

Chapter 8 – Jane made a good impression on Mr Rochester when they met at the Hall.

Chapter 8 – Mrs Fairfax told Jane everything she knew about the family.

Chapter 9 – Jane was curious about Mr Rochester’s past.

Chapter 9 – Mr Rochester believes that Adele is his child.

Chapter 10 – Jane believed that Grace Poole tried to kill Mr Rochester.

Chapter 10 – Jane is angry with herself for imagining a future with Mr Rochester.

Chapter 11 – The servants don’t know what Grace Poole job is.

Chapter 11 – Jane disliked Lady Ingram from the moment they met.

Chapter 11 – Mr Rochester made Jane return to his guests.

Chapter 12 – Jane wanted to meet the fortune-teller.

Chapter 12 – Jane was interested in what th fortune teller had to say.

Chapter 12 – Jane was angry with Mr Rochester for his trick.

Chapter 12 – Jane continued to hide her warm feelings from Mr Rochester.

Chapter 13 – Jane expected to be called for on the night Mr Mason was attacked.

Chapter 13 – Jane was frightened of Mr Mason.

Chapter 14 – Mr Rochester expected Jane to look for another job after his marriage.

Chapter 14 – Eliza and Georgiana’s attitude were pleased to see Jane at Gateshead.

Chapter 14 – Jane forgave her Aunt and cousins.

Chapter 15 – When she returned to Thornfield, Mr Rochester was sure that Jane really loved him.

Chapter 15 – Jane did not intend to speak of her love.

Chapter 15 – Jane was angry when Mr Rochester kissed her.

Chapter 16 – Jane was satisfied with Mr Rochester’s explanation of his interest in Miss Ingram.

Chapter 16 – Mrs Fairfax was delighted when she heard the news about Jane and Mr Rochester.

Chapter 16 – Jane was happy to take Mrs Fairfax’s advice and keep her distance from Mr Rochester.

Chapter 16 – Jane’s ‘dream’ really worried Mr Rochester.

Chapter 17 – Jane didn’t recognise the men at the back of the church.

Chapter 17 – Mr Rochester wanted to attack Mr Mason.

Chapter 17 – Jane blames herself more than she blames Mr Rochester.

Chapter 18 – It was hard for Jane to forgive Mr Rochester.

Chapter 18 – Mr Rochester understood and accepted Jane’s decision to leave him.

Chapter 18 – Jane was a little afraid of Mr Rochester when he was angry.

Chapter 18 – Mr Rochester didn’t believe that Jane would really leave him.

Chapter 19 – Diana and Mary Rivers asked Jane lots of questions.

Chapter 20 – Jane was happy at Moor House.

Chapter 20 – Jane felt uncomfortable around St John Rivers.

Chapter 20 – Jane was reluctant to accept St John’s offer of work.

Chapter 20 – The Rivers are sad to hear of their Uncle’s death.

Chapter 21 – Jane thought that St John should marry Miss Oliver.

Chapter 21 – Jane was sure that St John would be a great missionary.

Chapter 21 – St John doesn’t believe that he could make Miss Oliver happy.

Chapter 22 – When she was in Merton Jane still cared deeply for Mr Rochester.

Chapter 22 – Jane was thrilled when she heard how much money she had inherited.

Chapter 22 – Jane was thrilled when she realised that the Rivers family were her cousins.

Chapter 23 – Jane enjoyed studying with St John.

Chapter 23 – Diana was worried about Jane.

Chapter 23 – Jane was ready to serve God anywhere in the world.

Chapter 24 – Jane didn’t tell anyone that she was coming to Thornfield.

Chapter 25 – Rochester recognised Jane’s voice at once.

Chapter 25 – Jane was glad to tell Rochester about St John Rivers.

Chapter 25 – The story has a happy ending.