Jane Eyre: Gender & Feminism - Error Correction Worksheet
English
Grade 7
9 questions
~18 mins
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This worksheet explores themes of gender and feminism in Jane Eyre. Students will analyze passages for literary techniques and correct errors related to the subtopic.
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Jane Eyre: Gender & Feminism - Error Correction Worksheet
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Scene Summary and Context
Jane Eyre, a governess in 19th-century England, navigates a society that often imposes strict gender roles and expectations. Throughout her journey, she challenges these conventions by asserting her independence and moral integrity. In the scene where Jane confronts her social limitations, her language and behavior reveal a quiet defiance against traditional gender norms. For example, her declaration that she is 'not a bird to be caged' highlights her desire for freedom and self-determination. Key themes include the struggle for equality, the pursuit of personal identity, and the critique of societal expectations placed on women. As Jane seeks respect and fairness, her character embodies early feminist ideals, questioning the roles prescribed to women during her time. The narrative uses subtle yet powerful literary techniques to underline these themes, such as metaphors and dialogue that emphasize independence. Understanding these techniques will deepen your analysis of how Charlotte Brontë presents gender roles and feminism in the novel.
1.
Identify the metaphor used in the phrase 'not a bird to be caged' and explain its significance in the context of gender roles.
[2 marks]2.
What does Jane's declaration suggest about her views on social limitations for women?
[2 marks]3.
Identify one literary technique used in the scene summary and describe its effect.
[3 marks]4.
Analyze how the dialogue in this scene reflects Jane's stance on gender equality.
[4 marks]5.
Correct the grammatical error in this sentence: 'Jane, who was strong-willed and independent, she refused to conform.'
[2 marks]6.
Identify and correct the punctuation error in this sentence: "Jane’s defiance was clear; she refused to accept societal expectations".
[2 marks]7.
Choose the correct option: How does Charlotte Brontë use dialogue to portray Jane’s views on gender roles?
a) Through submissive language
b) By showing assertiveness and independence
c) With passive statements
d) By avoiding direct speech
Aa) Through submissive language
Bb) By showing assertiveness and independence
Cc) With passive statements
Dd) By avoiding direct speech
8.
List two techniques Brontë uses to depict Jane’s independence.
[2 marks]9.
Reflect on how the themes of feminism are introduced in this scene. Write a brief paragraph.
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