Which analysis best explains how the author uses the juxtaposition of the settings?The contrast between the bedroom and the hallway demonstrates Mrs. Fairfax’s attitude toward Jane.The contrast between the bedroom and the hallway reveals the nature of the landlord.The contrast between the bedroom and the hallway illustrates Jane’s relief after a day full of worries.The contrast between the bedroom and the hallway suggests that the family is wealthy.
How does Jane feel about the way Mrs. Fairfax treats her?Jane is excited and concerned by the unexpected conversation.Jane is unsettled by the attentive nature of Mrs. Fairfax.Jane is enthused by the idea of a friendship with Mrs. Fairfax.Jane is surprised by the friendliness of the encounter.
What do Jane’s questions reveal about her?She is amused by Mrs. Fairfax.She is curious about Mr. Rochester.She is hoping to marry Mr. Rochester.She does not trust Mrs. Fairfax’s opinions.
What does the juxtaposition of Jane’s questions with Mrs. Fairfax’s answers reveal about Mrs. Fairfax?Mrs. Fairfax spends a lot of time thinking about Mr. Rochester.Mrs. Fairfax dislikes Mr. Rochester but tolerates him.Mrs. Fairfax respects Mr. Rochester and does not think much more about him.Mrs. Fairfax is curious about Mr. Rochester and enjoys talking about him.
Which phrase from the excerpt best reveals how Jane feels about arriving at Millcote?“Reader, though I look comfortably accommodated”“I was answered in the negative”“I had no resource but to request to be shown into a private room”“here I am waiting, while all sorts of doubts and fears are troubling my thoughts”
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