Answer : She turned out to be a placid-tempered, kind-natured woman, of competent education and average intelligence.
Why was Jane writing?
Answer : She was writing to tell the truth and to destruct the concept of paternal egotism.
What was the name of Jane’s pupil ?
Answer : Her name was Adèle.
Who were the other members of the household ?
Answer : Their names were John, Leah and Sophie.
What did Jane do the day Adèle was sick ?
Answer : She walked 2 miles to post Mrs Fairfax’s letters.
What was the name of the village where she stopped during her uphill walk ?
Answer : Its name was “Hay”.
What were Bessie’s tales about?
Answer : They were always about a North-of-England spirit called a “Gytrash”. …show more content…
Answer : She believed it was an incident of no moment, no romance, no interest ; yet it marked with change one single hour of her monotonous life.
How did Mrs Eyre felt towards going back to Thornfield Hall?
Answer : She didn’t quite like the idea of going back to her usual activities since such unusual things happened to her that day.
What happened at the end of chapter 12 ?
Answer : Mr. Rochester arrived to Thornfield.
How did Adèle called Mr. Rochester at first ?
Answer : She called him “ mon ami, Monsieur Edouard Fairfax de Rochester” .
What was necessary for Jane to do when she first met Mr. Rochester?
Answer: She had to change her froc, put a brooch and fix her hair up.
What did Jane compare the owner of Thornfield to?
Answer : She said he looked and acted like a statue.
What did Mr. Rochester tell Jane that made her blush?
Answer : He said to her that she was sophisticated and clever.
Where did Jane and Mr. Rochester met before and why didn’t she recognize him?
Answer : Mr. Rochester was the traveller Jane helped before and she didn’t realize it until he removed his hat.
Why was the master astonished when Jane showed him her portfolio?
Answer : He felt as if Jane could talk to him through her