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Education, self-control and severe physical deprivation are associated with Lowood School."},{"text":"Thornfield Hall.","correct":false,"explanation":"Thornfield Hall tests Jane through passion, secrecy and romantic temptation rather than institutional schooling. Lowood School combines her education with discipline and physical deprivation."},{"text":"Ferndean.","correct":false,"explanation":"Ferndean is the secluded setting of Jane and Rochester's equal reunion. Lowood School is the location characterised by formal education, self-control and physical deprivation."}]},{"id":"c31adba3-b75f-4a47-b1b3-7b4ad2116dee","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which setting represents passion, romantic temptation and Gothic moral trial?","back":"Thornfield Hall.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Thornfield Hall.","correct":true,"explanation":"At Thornfield Hall, Jane's love for Rochester confronts her with passion, secrecy and moral temptation. 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Thornfield's ruin
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Bertha's escape
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Rejects St. John
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Accepts St. John
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Rejects Rochester
Returns to Gateshead financially dependent

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Marries St. John
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