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Jane EyreSummary-based Activities

by Kenneth Brodey

Scrambled word cloze with distractors (i)

Read the summary of Chapters 1-5 below.Choose one of the words from the box to write in each space. Thereare five words you do not need to use. The first one has been done asan example.

a started job next scream coming on threw orphan began planning unattractive shout fell got

sent one put grew plain close curtains

Jane Eyre was an (0) ................ girl who went to live with her auntand uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who didlike her, died. She later (1) ................ Jane to a school calledLowood that had a cruel director. Jane survived Lowood and (2) ................ up to become a teacher. Her first (3) ................was at the house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach aFrench girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away.When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the (4) ................ ,intelligent young woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very (5) ................ , and Jane (6) ................ in love with him. (7) ................ night Jane woke up and saw smoke (8) ................ from Mr Rochesters room. His bed (9)................ were (10) ................ fire. She (11) ................water to put the fire out. When he awoke, he said that a servant had(12) ................ the fire. The (13) ................ day Mr Rochesterwent to visit Lord Ingram. After a week he returned with friends,including Blanche Ingram whom he was (14) ................ to marry.One day a man named Mason from Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester.Mr Rochester was shocked to see him. That night Jane heard a (15) ................ It was Mason. A mysterious woman had tried tostab him and then she had bitten him.

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Jane Eyre (STEP 5) Chapters 1-5

Scrambled word cloze

Read the summary of Chapters 1-5 below.Choose one of the words from the box to write in each space. The firstone has been done as an example.

job close orphan next planning plain fell sent grewcurtains on threw started scream one coming

Jane Eyre was an (0) ................ girl who went to live with her auntand uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who didlike her, died. She later (1) ................ Jane to a school calledLowood that had a cruel director. Jane survived Lowood and (2)................ up to become a teacher. Her first (3) ................ wasat the house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach a Frenchgirl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away. WhenMr Rochester returned, he liked the (4) ................ , intelligentyoung woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very(5), and Jane (6). in love with him. (7)................ night Jane woke up and saw smoke (8) ................from Mr Rochesters room. His bed (9) ................ were (10)................ fire. She (11) ................ water to put the fire out.When he awoke, he said that a servant had (12) ................ the fire.The (13) ................ day Mr Rochester went to visit Lord Ingram.After a week he returned with friends, including Blanche Ingramwhom he was (14) ................ to marry. One day a man namedMason from Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester. Mr Rochester wasshocked to see him. That night Jane heard a (15) ................ It wasMason. A mysterious woman had tried to stab him and then she hadbitten him.

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Complete the summary of Chapters 1-5 below.Write ONE word for each space. The first one has been done as anexample.

Jane Eyre was an (0) ................ girl who went to live with her auntand uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who didlike her, died. She later (1) ................ Jane to a school calledLowood that had a cruel director. Jane survived Lowood and (2) ................ up to become a teacher. Her first (3) ................was at the house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach aFrench girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away.When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the (4) ................ ,intelligent young woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very (5) ................ , and Jane (6) ................ in love with him. (7) ................ night Jane woke up and saw smoke (8)................ from Mr Rochesters room. His bed (9) ................were (10) ................ fire. She (11) ................ water to put thefire out. When he awoke, he said that a servant had (12) ................the fire. The (13) ................ day Mr Rochester went to visit LordIngram. After a week he returned with friends, including BlancheIngram whom he was (14) ................ to marry. One day a mannamed Mason from Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester. Mr Rochesterwas shocked to see him. That night Jane heard a (15) ................ Itwas Mason. A mysterious woman had tried to stab him and then shehad bitten him.

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Scrambled word cloze with distractors (ii)

Read the summary of Chapters 1-5 below.Choose one of the words from the box to write in each space. Thereare ten words you do not need to use. The first one has been done asan example.

unattractive on scream shout planning job coming threwstarted carpet began next after going curtains sentorphan put grew fell got one a work plain close

Jane Eyre was an (0) ................ girl who went to live with her auntand uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who didlike her, died. She later (1) ................ Jane to a school calledLowood that had a cruel director. Jane survived Lowood and (2) ................ up to become a teacher. Her first (3) ................was at the house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach aFrench girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away.When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the (4) ................ ,intelligent young woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very (5) ................ , and Jane (6) ................ in love with him. (7) ................ night Jane woke up and saw smoke (8) ................ from Mr Rochesters room. His bed (9) ................ were (10) ................ fire. She (11) ................water to put the fire out. When he awoke, he said that a servant had(12) ................ the fire. The (13) ................ day Mr Rochesterwent to visit Lord Ingram. After a week he returned with friends,including Blanche Ingram whom he was (14) ................ to marry.One day a man named Mason from Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester.Mr Rochester was shocked to see him. That night Jane heard a (15) ................ It was Mason. A mysterious woman had tried tostab him and then she had bitten him.

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8 A going B coming C arriving D appearing

9 A curtains B carpet C rug D pad

10 A at B on C by D to

11 A threw B put C added D set

12 A began B made C started D did

13 A after B later C next D then

14 A planning B thinking C considering D believing

15 A yell B shout C cry D scream

Put the sentences in order

The sentences A-O of the summary of Chapters 1-5 are in the wrongorder. Put them in the right order and number them 1-15.

A The next day Mr Rochester went to visit Lord Ingram.

B Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who did likeher, died.

C After a week he returned with friends, including Blanche Ingramwhom he was planning to marry.

D Jane Eyre was an orphan girl who went to live with her aunt anduncle.

E A mysterious woman had tried to stab him and then she hadbitten him.

F Jane survived Lowood and grew up to become a teacher.

G Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very close, and Jane fell inlove with him.

H One day a man named Mason from Jamaica came to see MrRochester.

I Her first job was at the house of Mr Rochester where she wasgoing to teach a French girl named Adle.

J Mr Rochester was shocked to see him.

K His bed curtains were on fire. She threw water to put the fireout. When he awoke, he said that a servant had started the fire.

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Multiple choice cloze

Read the summary of Chapters 1-5 below.Choose the best word (A, B, C or D) for each space. The first one hasbeen done as an example.

Jane Eyre was an (0) ................ girl who went to live with her auntand uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who didlike her, died. She later (1) ................ Jane to a school calledLowood that had a cruel director. Jane survived Lowood and (2) ................ up to become a teacher. Her first (3) ................was at the house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach aFrench girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away.When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the (4) ................ ,intelligent young woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very (5) ................ , and Jane (6) ................ in love with him. (7) ................ night Jane woke up and saw smoke (8) fromMr Rochesters room. His bed (9) ................ were (10) ................ fire. She (11) ................ water to put the fireout. When he awoke, he said that a servant had (12) ................ thefire. The (13) ................ day Mr Rochester went to visit LordIngram. After a week he returned with friends, including BlancheIngram whom he was (14) ................ to marry. One day a mannamed Mason from Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester. Mr Rochesterwas shocked to see him. That night Jane heard a (15) ................ Itwas Mason. A mysterious woman had tried to stab him and then shehad bitten him.

0 A. single B alone C only D orphan

1 A put B placed C set D sent

2 A grew B went C got D was

3 A work B occupation C job D labour

4 A unattractive B dull C unpleasant D plain

5 A near B by C next D close

6 A got B fell C became D turn

7 A a B one C the D this

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L That night Jane heard a scream. It was Mason.

M When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester was away. When Mr Rochesterreturned, he liked the plain, intelligent young woman.

N One night Jane woke up and saw smoke coming from Mr Rochesters room.

O She later sent Jane to a school called Lowood that had a crueldirector.

Correct the mistakes

This is an oral activity, so do not give the students any photocopies.Tell them you are going to read a summary, but with some mistakes.When they hear a mistake they should correct it. In the summarybelow there are 16 mistakes to read out, all written in italics. As aquick reminder to you, the correct version is given in brackets.

Jane Eyre was an orphan girl who went to live with her grandmother(aunt) and uncle. Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle,who did like her, left (died). She later sent Jane to a prison (school)called Lowood that had a friendly (cruel) director. Jane survivedLowood and grew up to become a doctor (teacher). Her first job was atthe house of Mr Rochester where she was going to teach a Swiss(French) girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Adle (Mr Rochester)was away. When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the beautiful (plain),intelligent young woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became veryclose, and Jane fell in love with him. One night Jane woke up and sawwater (smoke) coming from Mr Rochesters room. His bed curtainswere on fire. She threw wine (water) to put the fire out. When heawoke, he said that a robber (servant) had started the fire. The nextday Mr Rochester went to visit Lord Ingram. After a year (week) hereturned with friends, including Blanche Ingram whom he wasplanning to marry. One day a man named Mason from Australia(Jamaica) came to see Mr Rochester. Mr Rochester was happy(shocked) to see him. That night Jane heard a laugh (scream). It wasMason. A mysterious woman had tried to kiss (stab) him and then shehad bitten him.

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Rub out

On the board / the interactive whiteboard, copy a short paragraphfrom the summary.

Gradually, rub out individual words and even two- and three-wordphrases. Begin by rubbing out some of the important content words.After each time you rub out some words get the whole class to readout the text, supplying the missing words from their memory.Eventually, when all the words on the board have been rubbed out, theclass will amazingly! remember all the text.

Dictogloss

Sit the students in groups of two to five. Tell them that you are goingto read out a summary twice, and that they may note down key wordsor short phrases. Read the text once at normal speed, pause for aminute, then read it again.

Tell the students to work together in their groups and use their notesto write a text which is grammatically and lexically correct but whichdoesnt have to be the same as the original: the aim of their writing isto produce a correct text, not to show they have perfect memories!Then students compare their written texts. Groups should try to pointout any errors in the texts of other groups.

Finally, show or give the students the original text; ask them toidentify any differences with their own texts, and ask them if theythink the differences are important.

Cut it down

Put the students in groups of two to five. Make sure that each grouphas a copy of the summary and a red pen/highlighter or access tocomputer. Tell them that they must cut 15 words from the summary:their shortened version must still be grammatically correct. They canchange punctuation, but they mustnt add any words.

When they have finished, they should compare their shortenedversions. They should decide which are the best cuts, and why.

Next, ask students to cut another 15 words of the summary, andproceed as above.

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Jane Eyre was an orphan girl who went to live with her aunt and uncle.Her aunt did not like her very much, and her uncle, who did like her,died. She later sent Jane to a school called Lowood that had a crueldirector. Jane survived Lowood and grew up to become a teacher. Herfirst job was at the house of Mr Rochester where she was going toteach a French girl named Adle. When Jane arrived, Mr Rochester wasaway. When Mr Rochester returned, he liked the plain, intelligentyoung woman. Jane and Mr Rochester soon became very close, andJane fell in love with him. One night Jane woke up and saw smokecoming from Mr Rochesters room. His bed curtains were on fire. Shethrew water to put the fire out. When he awoke, he said that a servanthad started the fire. The next day Mr Rochester went to visit LordIngram. After a week he returned with friends, including BlancheIngram whom he was planning to marry. One day a man named Masonfrom Jamaica came to see Mr Rochester. Mr Rochester was shocked tosee him. That night Jane heard a scream. It was Mason. A mysteriouswoman had tried to stab him and then she had bitten him.

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1, 2, 3, 4: 1 sent; 2 grew; 3 job; 4 plain; 5 close; 6 fell; 7 one; 8 coming;

9 curtains; 10 on; 11 threw; 12 started; 13 next; 14 planning; 15 scream

5: 1 D; 2 A; 3 C; 4 D; 5 D; 6 B; 7 B; 8 B; 9 A; 10 B; 11 A; 12 C; 13 C; 14 A; 15 D

6: 1 D; 2 B; 3 O; 4 F; 5 I; 6 M; 7 G; 8 N; 9 K; 10 A; 11 C; 12 H; 13 J; 14 L; 15 E

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Build it up

Put the students in groups of two to five. Make sure that each grouphas a copy of the summary and a red pen or access to computer. Tellthem that they must add two details, which they must choosethemselves, to the summary. Tell them that the details they add canbe words, phrases or even sentences. Tell them they shouldnt writefewer than five words, and that there is no upper limit, but theyprobably wont need more than about 25 words.

When they have finished, they should compare their versions. Theyshould decide which are the most interesting added details, and why.

Rewrite it

Tell the students to rewrite the summary changing some of theinformation. They should use their imagination to add details whichcan be words, phrases or sentences and change some of the wordsand phrases that are already there.

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should great Jamaica had no might would put bymoors going brought ride marrying South America

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Jane was unhappy because Mr Rochester was (0) ................ tomarry Miss Ingram, and Jane (1) ................ have to leaveThornfield. But he surprised her (2) ................ asked her to marryhim. The night before her wedding, Jane woke up and saw a strangewoman (3) ................ her bed. The next day Mr Rochester told herthat it (4) ................ have been Grace Poole, the servant. Duringthe (5) ................ ceremony the clergyman, as was the custom,asked if anybody knew why the couple (6) ................ not marry.To everybodys (7) ................ surprise, a lawyer stood up andpresented a document proving that Mr Rochester (8) ................married a woman named Bertha Mason in (9) ................ MrRochester had to (10) ................ that his mad wife was alive andlived on the third floor at Thornfield. Jane left Thornfield that sameday at midnight. She got a (11) ................ on a carriage which tookher out into the middle of the (12) ................ A couple of days latershe still had (13) ................ place to stay and she was very hungry.Fortunately, she came upon a house where a brother and (14)................ sisters lived. The brother saw her and (15)................ her into their house.

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two by had moors Jamaica admit should and wedding no ride should great would brought going

Jane was unhappy because Mr Rochester was (0) ................ tomarry Miss Ingram, and Jane (1) ................ have to leaveThornfield. But he surprised her (2) ................ asked her to marryhim. The night before her wedding, Jane woke up and saw a strangewoman (3) ................ her bed. The next day Mr Rochester told herthat it (4) ................ have been Grace Poole, the servant. Duringthe (5) ................ ceremony the clergyman, as was the custom,asked if anybody knew why the couple (6) ................ not marry.To everybodys (7) ................ surprise, a lawyer stood up andpresented a document proving that Mr Rochester (8) ................married a woman named Bertha Mason in (9) ................ MrRochester had to (10) ................ that his mad wife was alive andlived on the third floor at Thornfield. Jane left Thornfield that sameday at midnight. She got a (11) ................ on a carriage which tookher out into the middle of the (12) ................ A couple of days latershe still had (13) ................ place to stay and she was very hungry.Fortunately, she came upon a house where a brother and (14) ................ sisters lived. The brother saw her and (15) ................ her into their house.

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Read the summary of chapter 6-10 below.Choose one of the words from the box to write in each space. Thereare ten words you do not need to use. The first one has been done asan example.

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The sentences A-L of the summary of Chapters 6-10 are in the wrongorder. Put them in the right order and number them 1-12.

A The next day Mr Rochester told her that it must have beenGrace Poole, the servant.

B A couple of days later she still had no place to stay and she wasvery hungry.

C To everybodys great surprise, a lawyer stood up and presenteda document proving that Mr Rochester had married a womannamed Bertha Mason in Jamaica.

D Fortunately, she came upon a house where a brother and twosisters lived.

E The night before her wedding, Jane woke up and saw a strangewoman by her bed.

F Jane left Thornfield that same day at midnight.

G But he surprised her and asked her to marry him.

H She got a ride on a carriage which took her out into the middleof he moors.

I The brother saw her and brought her into their house.

J Jane was unhappy because Mr Rochester was going to marryMiss Ingram, and Jane would have to leave Thornfield.

K Mr Rochester had to admit that his mad wife was alive and lived on the third floor at Thornfield.

L During the wedding ceremony the clergyman, as was thecustom, asked if anybody knew why the couple should notmarry.

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Read the summary of Chapters 6-10 below. Choose the best word (A,B, C or D) for each space. The first one has been done as an example.

Jane was unhappy because Mr Rochester was (0) ................ tomarry Miss Ingram, and Jane (1) ................ have to leaveThornfield. But he surprised her (2) ................ asked her to marryhim. The night before her wedding, Jane woke up and saw a strangewoman (3) ................ her bed. The next day Mr Rochester told herthat it (4) ................ have been Grace Poole, the servant. Duringthe (5) ................ ceremony the clergyman, as was the custom,asked if anybody knew why the couple (6) ................ not marry.To everybodys (7).. surprise, a lawyer stood up and presented adocument proving that Mr Rochester (8) ................ married awoman named Bertha Mason in (9) ................ Mr Rochester hadto (10) ................ that his mad wife was alive and lived on thethird floor at Thornfield. Jane left Thornfield that same day atmidnight. She got a (11) ................ on a carriage which took herout into the middle of the (12) ................ A couple of days later shestill had (13) ................ place to stay and she was very hungry.Fortunately, she came upon a house where a brother and (14) ................ sisters lived. The brother saw her and (15) ................ her into their house.

0 A considering B going C believing D thinking

1 A would B might C must D had

2 A because B and C why D so

3 A next B by C along D from

4 A must B should C can D had

5 A marry B wedding C marrying D bride

6 A might B had C may D should

7 A very B large C great D big

8 A has B did C had D must

9 A Jamaica B South America C Mexico D Trinidad

10 A speak B tell C inform D admit

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Jane was happy (unhappy) because Mr Rochester was going to marryMiss Ingram, and Jane would have to leave England (Thornfield). Buthe surprised her and asked her to marry him. The night before hergraduation (wedding), Jane woke up and saw a friendly (strange)woman by her bed. The next day Mr Rochester told her that it musthave been Adle (Grace Poole), the servant. During the weddingceremony the gardener (clergyman), as was the custom, asked ifanybody knew why the couple should not marry. To everybodys greatsurprise, a musician (lawyer) stood up and presented a documentproving that Lord Ingram (Mr Rochester) had married a womannamed Bertha Mason in Jamaica. Mr Rochester had to admit that hismad wife was alive and lived on the roof (third floor) at Thornfield.Jane left Thornfield that same day at midnight. She got a ride on atrain (carriage) which took her out into the middle of the forest(moors). A couple of days later she still had no place to stay and shewas very hungry. Fortunately, she came upon a house where a farmer(brother) and two sisters lived. The brother saw Blanche Ingram (Jane)and brought her into their house.

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SUMMARY

Jane was unhappy because Mr Rochester was going to marry MissIngram, and Jane would have to leave Thornfield. But he surprised herand asked her to marry him. The night before her wedding, Jane wokeup and saw a strange woman by her bed. The next day Mr Rochestertold her that it must have been Grace Poole, the servant. During thewedding ceremony the clergyman, as was the custom, asked ifanybody knew why the couple should not marry. To everybodys greatsurprise, a lawyer stood up and presented a document proving that MrRochester had married a woman named Bertha Mason in Jamaica. MrRochester had to admit that his mad wife was alive and lived on thethird floor at Thornfield. Jane left Thornfield that same day atmidnight. She got a ride on a carriage which took her out into themiddle of the moors. A couple of days later she still had no place tostay and she was very hungry. Fortunately, she came upon a housewhere a brother and two sisters lived. The brother saw her andbrought her into their house.

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1, 2, 3, 4: 1 would; 2 and; 3 by; 4 should; 5 wedding; 6 should; 7 great; 8 had; 9

Jamaica; 10 admit; 11 ride; 12 moors; 13 no; 14 two; 15 brought

5: 1 A; 2 B; 3 B; 4 A; 5 B; 6 D; 7 C; 8 C; 9 A; 10 D; 11 D; 12 A; 13 B; 14 D; 15 A

6: 1 J; 2 G; 3 E; 4 A; 5 I; 6 C; 7 K; 8 F; 9 H; 10 B; 11 D; 12 I




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Jane lay (0)................ bed for three days. On the fourth day shewent down to the kitchen. A (1)................ later Dinah, Mary and StJohn arrived. St John asked Jane about herself. She told him almost thewhole truth, (2)................ she did not mention Mr Rochester. At theend of a month at Moor House, St John offered her a (3)................teaching girls at Morton. Just before Jane and St John left(4)................ Morton, the Rivers received a letter saying that theirUncle John (5)................ dead and that he had left all his money totheir cousin. One day St John came to visit Jane at her house. St Johnlooked down at Janes desk and (6)................ a piece of paper andleft. The next day St John returned with incredible news. He had seenJanes real surname on the paper; they were (7)................ cousins.(8)................ was Jane who had received her uncles fortune. Janedivided the money equally with her cousins. St John began to preparefor his journey to India. He and Jane studied Hindi together. He wasvery (9)................ by Jane. (10)................, he asked her to marryhim. Jane refused. (11)................ they were talking, Jane heard MrRochesters voice. She went quickly to a village (12)................Thornfield. She learned that there had been a fire (13)................Thornfield. Mr Rochesters mad wife had died. Mr Rochester had lost ahand and (14)................ blind in the flames. He now lived in hisother country house called Ferndean. Mr Rochester was very happythat Jane returned. Later, they (15)................ married and had ason.

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Jane lay (0) ................ bed for three days. On the fourth day shewent down to the kitchen. A (1) ................ later Dinah, Mary andSt John arrived. St John asked Jane about herself. She told him almostthe whole truth, (2) ................ she did not mention Mr Rochester.At the end of a month at Moor House, St John offered her a (3) ................ teaching girls at Morton. Just before Jane and StJohn left (4) ................ Morton, the Rivers received a letter sayingthat their Uncle John (5) ................ dead and that he had left allhis money to their cousin. One day St John came to visit Jane at herhouse. St John looked down at Janes desk and (6) ................ apiece of paper and left. The next day St John returned with incrediblenews. He had seen Janes real surname on the paper; they were (7) ................ cousins. (8) ................ was Jane who hadreceived her uncles fortune. Jane divided the money equally with hercousins. St John began to prepare for his journey to India. He and Janestudied Hindi together. He was very (9) ................ by Jane. (10) ................ , he asked her to marry him. Jane refused. (11) ................ they were talking, Jane heard Mr Rochesters voice.She went quickly to a village (12) ................ Thornfield. Shelearned that there had been a fire (13) ................ Thornfield. MrRochesters mad wife had died. Mr Rochester had lost a hand and (14) ................ blind in the flames. He now lived in his othercountry house called Ferndean. Mr Rochester was very happy thatJane returned. Later, they (15) ................ married and had a son.

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9 A hit B touched C impressed D done

10 A then B so C why D after

11 A at B as C so D then

12 A near B close C there D next

13 A at B on C over D in

14 A become B got C was D grew

15 A have B had C become D got


The sentences A-O of the summary of Chapters 11-14 are in the wrongorder. Put them in the right order and number them 1-15.

A Just before Jane and St John left for Morton, the Riversreceived a letter saying that their Uncle John was dead andthat he had left all his money to their cousin.

B The next day St John returned with incredible news.

C It was Jane who had received her uncles fortune. Jane dividedthe money equally with her cousins.

D At the end of a month at Moor House, St John offered her a jobteaching girls at Morton.

E He had seen Janes real surname; they were actually cousins.

F He asked Jane to marry him. Jane refused. As they weretalking, Jane heard Mr Rochesters voice.

G She went quickly to a village near Thornfield. She learned thatthere had been a fire at Thornfield.

H She told him almost the whole truth, but she about Mr Rochester.

I St John began to prepare for his journey to India. He and Janestudied Hindi together.

J He now lived in his other country house called Ferndean.

K Jane lay in bed for three days. On the fourth day she wentdown to the kitchen.

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Read the summary of Chapters 11-14 below. Choose the best word (A,B, C or D) for each space. The first one has been done as an example.

Jane lay (0)................ bed for three days. On the fourth day shewent down to the kitchen. A (1)................ later Dinah, Mary and StJohn arrived. St John asked Jane about herself. She told him almost thewhole truth, (2)................ she did not mention Mr Rochester. At theend of a month at Moor House, St John offered her a (3)................teaching girls at Morton. Just before Jane and St John left(4)................ Morton, the Rivers received a letter saying that theirUncle John (5)................ dead and that he had left all his money totheir cousin. One day St John came to visit Jane at her house. St Johnlooked down at Janes desk and (6)................ a piece of paper andleft. The next day St John returned with incredible news. He had seenJanes real surname on the paper; they were (7)................ cousins.(8)................ was Jane who had received her uncles fortune. Janedivided the money equally with her cousins. St John began to prepare forhis journey to India. He and Jane studied Hindi together. He was very(9)................ by Jane. (10)................, he asked her to marry him.Jane refused. (11)................ they were talking, Jane heard MrRochesters voice. She went quickly to a village (12)................Thornfield. She learned that there had been a fire (13)................Thornfield. Mr Rochesters mad wife had died. Mr Rochester had lost ahand and (14)................ blind in the flames. He now lived in his othercountry house called Ferndean. Mr Rochester was very happy that Janereturned. Later, they (15)................ married and had a boy.

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1 A some B small C little D slight

2 A and B but C however D so

3 A work B occupation C position D job

4 A to B toward C at D for

5 A was B have C had D did

6 A picked B grabbed C got D hold

7 A actually B certainly C very D truly

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flames. He now lived in his other country house called Lowood(Ferndean). Mr Rochester was very happy that Jane returned. Later,they got married and had a daughter (son).

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L Mr Rochesters mad wife had died. Mr Rochester had lost ahand and become blind in the flames.

M Dinah, Mary and St John arrived. St John asked Jane aboutherself.

N Mr Rochester was very happy that Jane returned. Later, theygot married and had a son.

O One day St John came to visit Jane at her house. St John lookeddown at Janes desk and grabbed a piece of paper and left.

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Jane lay in bed for three days. On the fourth day she went down to thekitchen. A little later Dinah, Helen (Mary) and St John arrived. St Johnasked Jane about herself. She told him almost the whole truth, but shedid not mention Mr Brocklehurst (Rochester). At the end of a month atMoor House, St John offered her a job teaching boys (girls) at Morton.Just before Jane and St John left for Morton, the Rivers received aletter saying that their Uncle John was dead and that he had left all hisland (money) to their cousin. One day St John came to visit Jane at herhouse. St John looked down at Janes desk and grabbed a piece of cake(paper) and left. The next day St John returned with incredible news.He had seen Janes real picture (surname) on the paper; they wereactually cousins. It was Jane who had received her uncles fortune.Jane divided the money equally with her friends (cousins). St Johnbegan to prepare for his journey to Spain (India). He and Jane studiedthe Bible (Hindi) together. He was very angry with (impressed by) Jane.So, he asked her to draw (marry) him. Jane refused. As they weretalking, Jane heard Bertha Masons (Mr Rochesters) voice. She wentquickly to a church (village) near Thornfield. She learned that therehad been a fire at Thornfield. Mr Rochesters mad wife had escaped(died). Mr Rochester had lost a foot (hand) and become blind in the

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SUMMARY

Jane lay in bed for three days. On the fourth day she went down to thekitchen. A little later Dinah, Mary and St John arrived. St John askedJane about herself. She told him almost the whole truth, but she didnot mention Mr Rochester. At the end of a month at Moor House, StJohn offered her a job teaching girls at Morton. Just before Jane and StJohn left for Morton, the Rivers received a letter saying that theirUncle John was dead and that he had left all his money to their cousin.One day St John came to visit Jane at her house. St John looked downat Janes desk and grabbed a piece of paper and left. The next day StJohn returned with incredible news. He had seen Janes real surnameon the paper; they were actually cousins. It was Jane who had receivedher uncles fortune. Jane divided the money equally with her cousins.St John began to prepare for his journey to India. He and Jane studiedHindi together. He was very impressed by Jane. So, he asked her tomarry him. Jane refused. As they were talking, Jane heard MrRochesters voice. She went quickly to a village near Thornfield. Shelearned that there had been a fire at Thornfield. Mr Rochesters madwife had died. Mr Rochester had lost a hand and become blind in theflames. He now lived in his other country house called Ferndean. MrRochester was very happy that Jane returned. Later, they got marriedand had a son.

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1, 2, 3, 4: 1 little; 2 but; 3 job; 4 for; 5 was; 6 grabbed; 7 actually; 8 it;

9 impressed; 10 so; 11 as; 12 near; 13 at; 14 become; 15 got

5: 1 C; 2 B; 3 D; 4 D; 5 A; 6 B; 7 A; 8 B; 9 C; 10 B; 11 B; 12 A; 13 A; 14 A; 15 D

6: 1 K; 2 M; 3 H; 4 D; 5 A; 6 O; 7 B; 8 E; 9 C; 10 I; 11 F; 12 G; 13 L; 14 J; 15 N

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