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It should support the argument through relevant information, rather than becoming a random fact."}]},{"id":"2c5e0e98-c978-4da4-85e4-5f48be106bc5","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is Jane’s claim of spiritual equality with Rochester radical in context?","back":"She is a poor governess with limited social power.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"She is a poor governess with limited social power.","correct":true,"explanation":"As a poor governess, Jane is economically and socially inferior to Rochester. Claiming spiritual equality therefore challenges Victorian hierarchies of class, wealth and gender."},{"text":"She is a wealthy heiress with considerable social power.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane has not yet inherited wealth during this confrontation, so she lacks the power of an heiress. Her poverty and position as a governess make her equality claim radical."},{"text":"She is an aristocratic widow with legal independence.","correct":false,"explanation":"This wrongly gives Jane the rank and independence of a privileged widow. She is a poor governess with limited social power when she asserts equality with Rochester."},{"text":"She is a middle-class wife protected by marriage.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane is neither Rochester’s wife nor protected by marriage in this scene. As his poor governess, she risks challenging both her employer and Victorian social hierarchy."}]},{"id":"93c5ffcf-2f41-4b93-8ce2-4ca9a7be96a4","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In the Thornfield proposal scene, what does the bird and net metaphor present unequal love as?","back":"As imprisonment.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"As imprisonment.","correct":true,"explanation":"The image of a bird caught in a net suggests restriction and captivity. 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Jane imagines unequal love as a net that would imprison her."}]},{"id":"cc173af5-d92c-4435-a36d-2711ba3c2c59","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"In “I am no bird”, what does the declarative “I am” give Jane’s voice?","back":"Certainty and authority.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Certainty and authority.","correct":true,"explanation":"The direct declarative construction makes Jane’s self-definition sound firm and indisputable. Her repeated “I am” gives her voice certainty and authority."},{"text":"Hesitation and uncertainty.","correct":false,"explanation":"A clear declarative lacks the modal verbs or pauses that might suggest doubt. “I am” instead gives Jane’s voice certainty and authority."},{"text":"Humility and obedience.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane is asserting her identity and rejecting Rochester’s imagined control, not submitting to him. The declarative gives her voice certainty and authority."},{"text":"Confusion and vulnerability.","correct":false,"explanation":"The concise statement communicates a settled understanding of her identity, rather than confusion. Its declarative form gives Jane certainty and authority."}]},{"id":"f4cc0b7a-3bd0-4f9a-a388-0eb8a78cdf23","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What does young Jane’s cry “Unjust! - unjust!” reveal?","back":"Her instinctive resistance to cruelty.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Her instinctive resistance to cruelty.","correct":true,"explanation":"The spontaneous repetition shows that Jane immediately recognises and protests against mistreatment. Even as a child, she instinctively resists cruelty and injustice."},{"text":"Her passive acceptance of cruelty.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane’s repeated exclamation is an active verbal protest, not passive acceptance. It reveals her instinctive resistance to cruelty from an early age."},{"text":"Her fear of punishment from adults.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although Jane may face punishment, the repeated accusation focuses on moral outrage rather than fear. Her cry reveals an instinctive resistance to cruelty."},{"text":"Her desire for approval from authority.","correct":false,"explanation":"Openly condemning her treatment risks further disapproval, so the cry is not an attempt to please authority. It reveals Jane’s instinctive resistance to cruelty."}]},{"id":"4df84d6f-9192-4b6b-bc30-76bac7a0d7c8","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"After the interrupted wedding, what does “I care for myself” show Jane choosing?","back":"Conscience and self-respect over passion.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Conscience and self-respect over passion.","correct":true,"explanation":"Jane still loves Rochester, but refuses a relationship that would violate her moral principles and dignity. 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She chooses conscience and self-respect, preserving her moral independence."}]},{"id":"2cd24973-2ed6-44c3-873c-ece64ef3a12e","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What effect does “Reader, I married him” give Jane at the ending?","back":"Grammatical control, making Jane the active decision-maker.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Grammatical control, making Jane the active decision-maker.","correct":true,"explanation":"Jane is the grammatical subject of the decisive verb “married”, so she presents the marriage as her own action and choice rather than Rochester’s achievement."},{"text":"Grammatical passivity, making Jane the object of Rochester’s decision.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane is the sentence’s active subject, not a passive object acted upon by Rochester. 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Bertha’s concealment exposes the danger of secrecy and male control within marriage."},{"text":"The importance of obedience and female submission in marriage.","correct":false,"explanation":"Brontë does not endorse female submission; Jane repeatedly protects her autonomy. Bertha’s existence instead reveals how secrecy and unchecked male control can corrupt marriage."},{"text":"The benefits of wealth and social authority in marriage.","correct":false,"explanation":"Rochester’s wealth and authority enable him to hide Bertha rather than creating a healthy marriage. 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She values compassion and conscience while warning against hypocrisy and emotional repression."}]},{"id":"d0662fd3-45ae-4a7d-9f1b-62885988af08","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What does Mr Brocklehurst’s harsh religion at Lowood expose?","back":"Hypocrisy and cruelty.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Hypocrisy and cruelty.","correct":true,"explanation":"Brocklehurst preaches deprivation and humility while his own family lives luxuriously. His treatment of the Lowood pupils exposes both religious hypocrisy and institutional cruelty."},{"text":"Compassion and forgiveness.","correct":false,"explanation":"Compassion and forgiveness are associated more closely with Helen’s faith, not Brocklehurst’s conduct. His harsh rules and personal luxury expose hypocrisy and cruelty."},{"text":"Humility and self-sacrifice.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although Brocklehurst demands humility and sacrifice from the pupils, he does not practise them himself. This contradiction reveals his hypocrisy, while Lowood’s suffering demonstrates cruelty."},{"text":"Equality and kindness.","correct":false,"explanation":"Brocklehurst exercises unequal power and humiliates Jane rather than treating pupils kindly. His harsh religious regime exposes hypocrisy and cruelty, not equality or compassion."}]},{"id":"f48bdfa8-41ae-4cb0-bd61-cc9378eacd51","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What does “Resurgam” mean?","back":"I shall rise again.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"I shall rise again.","correct":true,"explanation":"“Resurgam” is Latin for “I shall rise again.” On Helen Burns’s grave, it expresses Christian hope in resurrection and spiritual life after death."},{"text":"I have risen again.","correct":false,"explanation":"This uses a completed past action, but “Resurgam” is a first-person future form. 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