Question 1: Identify the phrase used to describe Jane that symbolizes her quest for identity.

Answer: a lonely dove

Question 2: What is the main genre discussed in this worksheet?

Answer: b) Bildungsroman

Question 3: Describe in one or two sentences how Jane's character develops by the end of the novel.

Answer: Jane develops into a confident, independent woman who values integrity and self-awareness.

Question 4: Identify one literary technique used by Charlotte Brontë in the passage, such as imagery or symbolism.

Answer: Imagery or symbolism

Question 5: Explain how the phrase ‘a lonely dove’ contributes to the reader’s understanding of Jane's character.

Answer: The phrase ‘a lonely dove’ symbolizes Jane’s desire for freedom, purity, and her struggle to find belonging and her true identity amidst societal constraints.

Question 6: Identify a key moral dilemma Jane faces in the novel and briefly explain how she responds.

Answer: Jane faces the dilemma of whether to forgive Mr. Rochester after discovering his marriage; she responds by choosing her moral integrity over personal happiness.

Question 7: Analyze how the use of imagery in the passage reflects Jane's inner journey.

Answer: Imagery such as ‘a lonely dove’ reflects Jane’s inner longing for freedom and connection, illustrating her emotional growth and quest for self-identity.

Question 8: Identify the structural technique used in the passage and explain its effect.

Answer: Use of vivid imagery and symbolism to deepen understanding of Jane’s character and themes.

Question 9: Suggest one way Brontë’s depiction of Jane exemplifies the Bildungsroman genre.

Answer: Jane’s personal growth from innocence to independence exemplifies the Bildungsroman genre.

Question 10: Identify one error in the following statement and correct it: 'Jane begins her journey as a confident woman, fully aware of her independence.'

Answer: Jane begins her journey as a neglected orphan and develops her confidence over time.