Jane Eyre - Social Issues and Bildungsroman
English
Grade 6
8 questions
~16 mins
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A comprehension worksheet focusing on Jane Eyre, exploring themes of social issues within the Bildungsroman genre for Grade 6 students.
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Jane Eyre - Social Issues and Bildungsroman
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Scene Summary and Context
Jane Eyre is a novel set in 19th-century England that follows the life of an orphan girl who overcomes social inequality and personal hardship to find her independence and love. The story explores themes such as class disparity, gender roles, and moral integrity, often highlighting social injustices of the time. Jane’s journey from her harsh childhood at Gateshead to her position as a governess at Thornfield Hall reflects her internal struggle against societal expectations and her desire for equality. Charlotte Brontë uses Jane’s voice and experiences to critique the rigid social hierarchy and advocate for empathy and justice. Phrases like 'poverty and pride' and 'social barriers' encapsulate the central conflicts Jane faces, both externally and internally, as she seeks her rightful place in society amidst inequalities. This extract underscores the importance of resilience and moral strength in the face of societal challenges, illustrating how personal integrity can challenge widespread social issues.
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Answer the following questions based on the summary and your understanding of Jane Eyre.
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What is the main social issue highlighted in Jane Eyre?
[2 marks]2.
How does Jane’s character challenge societal expectations?
[2 marks]3.
Identify one literary technique Charlotte Brontë uses to highlight social issues in the novel.
[1 mark]Aa) Foreshadowing
Bb) Symbolism
Cc) Irony
Dd) Metaphor
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Explain how Jane’s resilience helps her confront social barriers.
[4 marks]5.
What phrase from the passage best summarizes Jane’s attitude towards social inequality?
[2 marks]6.
Describe how the setting of Thornfield Hall reflects social class issues.
[4 marks]7.
In what ways does Charlotte Brontë use Jane’s voice to advocate for social justice?
[2 marks]8.
Create a brief speech (25 lines) from Jane’s perspective addressing social issues of her time. Include at least two specific social issues and propose solutions.
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- 12/31/2025
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- 12/31/2025
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