Questions and Answers
What event leads to an enquiry into the running of Lowood in Chapter 10?
The outbreak of typhus.
How long does Jane stay at Lowood, according to Chapter 10?
Eight years.
What job does Jane receive after Miss Temple leaves?
A situation looking after a girl at Thornfield.
Who does Bessie inform Jane about in Chapter 10?
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What does Jane feel when she arrives at Thornfield in Chapter 11?
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Who is the master of Thornfield Hall?
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What does Jane hear while descending from the attic in Chapter 11?
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What does Jane do when she is bored at Thornfield?
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What happens when Jane delivers a letter in Chapter 12?
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How is Thornfield Hall often enlivened according to Chapter 13?
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What activities does Jane engage in when spending evenings with Rochester according to Chapter 14?
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What does Jane realize about Rochester after their discussions?
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What incident does Jane investigate in Chapter 15?
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What does Grace Poole warn Jane about in Chapter 16?
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What does Jane do to express her identity in Chapter 16?
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What happens when Rochester's friends come to stay at Thornfield in Chapter 17?
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What does Jane overhear during the party in Chapter 17?
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What does Jane think about Rochester's plans with Miss Ingram in Chapter 18?
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What does Jane notice about the old gypsy woman in Chapter 18?
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What does Jane discover when she assists Mr. Mason in Chapter 20?
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Study Notes
Chapter 10
- Typhus outbreak leads to inquiry and reforms at Lowood school.
- Jane remains at Lowood for eight years, six as a student and two as a teacher.
- After Miss Temple's departure, Jane seeks employment, receiving a letter from Mrs. Fairfax at Thornfield, offering £30 per year.
- Bessie informs Jane about her uncle, Mr. Eyre's past visit to Gateshead before he went abroad.
Chapter 11
- Jane arrives at Thornfield Hall, warmly welcomed by Mrs. Fairfax.
- Learns Mr. Rochester is the master and Miss Adele Varens is his ward.
Chapter 12
- Jane settles into Thornfield, often yearning for excitement.
- While delivering a letter, she aids Mr. Rochester after he slips on ice, unaware of his identity at the time.
Chapter 13
- Rochester frequently entertains visitors at Thornfield.
- Jane and Adele are invited to tea with Rochester, where he inquires about Jane's past and asks her to play the piano.
Chapter 14
- Further evening gatherings with Rochester lead him to give Adele toys and engage in conversations about social positions and morality.
Chapter 15
- Rochester reveals his relationship with Adele's mother and his reasons for caring for her.
- Jane begins to see Rochester more positively after their discussions.
- Mysterious fire incident occurs in Rochester’s room, and Jane is praised for her bravery in extinguishing the flames.
Chapter 16
- Jane meets Grace Poole, who warns her to lock her door at night, increasing Jane’s curiosity about the household’s secrets.
- Realizes Rochester is away meeting friends, including Blanche Ingram, feeling foolish for her feelings towards Rochester.
- Jane paints a self-portrait symbolizing her feelings of disconnection and poor status.
Chapter 17
- Preparations are made for Rochester's friends' visit, bringing heightened activity to Thornfield.
- Jane observes a disdainful conversation about governesses while attending a gathering with the guests.
Chapter 18
- The party engages in charades and social activities, while Jane speculates about Rochester marrying Miss Ingram for her status.
- A stranger, Mr. Mason, arrives to see Rochester just as the old gypsy woman comes to tell fortunes.
Chapter 19
- Jane meets the gypsy, who seems more focused on questioning her than telling her fortune.
- Upon realization of the gypsy’s true identity as Rochester, confusion arises regarding Mr. Mason’s unexpected visit.
Chapter 20
- Jane witnesses a cry for help and follows Rochester to the attic, where she cares for Mr. Mason, who is injured.
- The unfolding events remain shrouded in mystery as Rochester fetches a surgeon, leaving Jane to ponder the night's occurrences.
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Explore key events and summaries from Chapters 10 to 20 of 'Jane Eyre'. This quiz focuses on important developments in Jane's life at Lowood, her experiences, and significant character changes. Perfect for revisiting these crucial chapters in the novel!
