Jane Eyre: Analysis & Annotation Worksheet
English
Grade 6
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A worksheet focusing on the Bildungsroman aspects of Jane Eyre, designed for Grade 6 students to analyze key themes, techniques, and character development through excerpts and discussion.
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Jane Eyre: Analysis & Annotation Worksheet
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Introduction to Jane Eyre and Bildungsroman
Jane Eyre, written by Charlotte Brontë, is a classic novel that traces the life of its titular character from childhood to adulthood. It is considered a Bildungsroman, a genre focusing on the psychological and moral growth of the protagonist. In this novel, Jane faces many hardships, including neglect, social inequality, and moral dilemmas, which shape her development into a strong, independent woman. The story begins with her early years at Gateshead, where she feels isolated and misunderstood. As she moves through different stages in her life, she encounters various characters that influence her understanding of love, justice, and self-worth. The novel's narrative style uses rich imagery and symbolism to reflect Jane's internal struggles and growth. For example, the phrase 'a servant in my own house' captures her feelings of powerlessness, while the recurring motif of the 'red-room' symbolizes her initial confinement and later, her journey towards self-identity. This passage sets the scene for understanding Jane’s evolving sense of morality and independence, key features of the Bildungsroman.
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Answer the following questions based on the passage and your understanding of Jane Eyre.
1.
What genre does Jane Eyre belong to, and what are its main characteristics?
[2 marks]2.
Describe one symbol mentioned in the passage and its significance.
[2 marks]3.
Identify one literary technique mentioned in the passage and explain its effect.
[2 marks]4.
What feelings does Jane experience during her early years at Gateshead, according to the passage?
[2 marks]5.
How do the themes of morality and independence develop in the passage?
[2 marks]6.
Which phrase in the passage reflects Jane's feelings of powerlessness?
[1 mark]7.
Identify one possible theme introduced in this passage.
Aa) Adventure and exploration
Bb) Social inequality and moral growth
Cc) Romantic love
Dd) Supernatural mystery
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Creative Writing: Imagine you are Jane at a moment of realization about her independence. Write a short paragraph (15 lines) describing her feelings and thoughts during this moment. Include at least two literary techniques discussed in the lesson.
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- 12/31/2025
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