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How does Lowood school look when Jane arrives?
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Vibrant and welcoming
Uninviting and scary
Modern and sophisticated
Overcrowded and chaotic
Why does Mrs. Reed choose to send Jane to Lowood school?
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Because it is a prestigious institution
Because Jane specifically asked to go there
Because it is close to Gateshead
Because it is free to send Jane there
What role does Ms. Maria Temple come to play in Jane's life?
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A mother figure
A rival
A strict authority
A distant acquaintance
What is one way in which Helen Burns and Jane are different?
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Helen is more critical of authority figures while Jane is more accepting
Helen is more reserved about her opinions while Jane is more outspoken
Helen likes to stand out while Jane looks for ways to fit in
Helen comes from an impoverished background while Jane is wealthy
How does Helen Burns react to being humiliated by Miss Scatcherd in front of the class?
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She argues back and refuses to accept punishment
She cries and pleads for forgiveness
She bears the humiliation quietly
She ignores Miss Scatcherd
