501 Critical Reading Questions

a.
I only
b.
II only
c.
III only
d.
I and II
e.
all of the above
275.
While Miss Temple was at Lowood, the narrator
a.
was calm and content.
b.
was often alone.
c.
had frequent disciplinary problems.
d.
longed to leave Lowood.
e.
felt as if she were in a prison.
276.
The word 
inmates
in line 12 means
a.
captives.
b.
patients.
c.
prisoners.
d.
residents.
e.
convalescents.
277.
Mrs. Reed (line 49) is most likely
a.
the narrator’s mother.
b.
the head mistress of Lowood.
c.
the narrator’s former guardian.
d.
the narrator’s friend.
e.
a fellow student at Lowood.
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278.
It can be inferred from the passage that life at Lowood was
a.
very unconventional and modern.
b.
very structured and isolated.
c.
harsh and demeaning.
d.
liberal and carefree.
e.
urban and sophisticated.
279.
After Miss Temple’s wedding, the narrator