A) A globe of the world B) A set of fountain pens C) A box of toy soldiers D) A collection of poetry books
A) Gondal and Haworth B) The Young Men and the Twelves C) Glass Town and Angria D) Yorkshire and London
A) The King of England and his advisors B) Scottish Highlanders C) Byronic heroes D) The Duke of Wellington and his sons
A) Ten B) Thirteen C) Seventeen D) Twenty
A) Gondal B) Haworth C) Angria D) Glass Town
A) Charlotte Brontë B) Anne Brontë C) The Queen of the Twelves D) Augusta Geraldine Almeda
A) The Scottish Highlander B) The Duke of Wellington C) The children's father D) The soldiers from Glass Town
A) The Life of Alexander Percy B) Gondal Tales C) The Young Men D) Glass Town
A) Thirteen B) Twenty C) Fifteen D) Seventeen
A) She was needed at home to cook B) She failed her exams C) Homesickness and resistance to routine D) She became a teacher at Law Hill
A) December 1827 B) September 1840 C) September 1838 D) April 1839
A) Ten hours B) Twelve hours C) Eight hours D) Seventeen hours
A) The other teachers B) Anne Brontë C) The house dog D) The Duke of Wellington
A) Latin B) German C) Italian D) French
A) Harp B) Violin C) Flute D) Piano
A) Elizabeth Gaskell B) Branwell C) Patrick Brontë D) Ellen Nussey
A) The Times B) Punch C) Blackwood's Magazine D) The London Gazette
A) Mathematics B) Chemistry C) Latin D) Physics
A) Twenty-nine B) Twelve C) Seven D) Forty-two
A) Sleeping during the day B) Carrying a loaded gun C) Walking barefoot D) Writing in secret codes
A) Emily Brontë B) Elizabeth Gaskell C) Ellen Nussey D) Branwell Brontë
A) Their poor clothing B) Their political affiliations C) Their lack of religious faith D) Their Irish accent
A) Maria B) Branwell C) Charlotte D) Anne
A) Aesop's Fables B) Pilgrim's Progress C) Paradise Lost D) The Odyssey
A) 1824 B) 1820 C) 1830 D) 1825
A) Haworth Academy B) Cowan Bridge Seminary C) Penzance Institute D) Clergy Daughters' School
A) Five B) Eight C) Seven D) Six
A) She reads extensively B) She struggles to read C) She is illiterate D) She reads very prettily
A) Tabby Ackroyd B) Elizabeth Smith C) Maria Branwell D) Jane Eyre
A) Wuthering Heights B) Jane Eyre C) Villette D) Agnes Grey
A) 1848 B) 1818 C) 1847 D) 1850
A) Currer Bell B) Acton Bell C) Ellis Bell D) Charlotte Brontë
A) 30 B) 32 C) 35 D) 28
A) Patrick Brontë B) Elizabeth Branwell C) A private tutor D) Maria Branwell
A) Brussels B) London C) Haworth D) Thornton
A) Bradford B) Thornton C) Penzance D) Haworth
A) Perpetual curate B) Merchant C) Doctor D) Schoolmaster
A) Lack of sunlight B) Contaminated water supply C) Air pollution D) Poor diet
A) 1840 B) 1842 C) 1844 D) 1846
A) Wheelwright School B) Heger Pensionnat C) Brontë Boarding School D) Haworth Academy
A) They were too young for the class B) They were Protestants in a Catholic-majority setting C) They refused to speak French D) They did not have enough books
A) Madame Heger B) Charlotte Brontë C) Mrs Gaskell D) Laetitia Wheelwright
A) It was strictly logical and lacked creativity B) It was higher than Charlotte's C) It was lower than the other students D) It was hindered by her lack of formal training
A) A school headmistress B) A great navigator C) A professional musician D) A famous poet
A) Franz Schubert B) Ludwig van Beethoven C) Johann Sebastian Bach D) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A) Louise de Bassompierre B) Charlotte Brontë C) Laetitia Wheelwright D) Madame Heger
A) January 1846 B) December 1843 C) February 1844 D) Autumn 1845
A) Fannie Ratchford B) Anne C) Charlotte D) Derek Roper
A) Wuthering Heights B) Agnes Grey C) The Professor D) No coward soul is mine
A) Penguin Books B) Aylott & Jones C) The Athenaeum D) The Critic
A) Fifteen B) Twenty-one C) Nineteen D) Twenty-five
A) Twenty B) Zero C) Fifty D) Two
A) The Monthly Review B) The London Times C) The Athenaeum D) The Critic
A) Anne Brontë B) Thomas Cautley Newby C) Smith, Elder & Co. D) Charlotte Brontë
A) Jane Eyre B) Rob Roy C) Agnes Grey D) The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
A) 1849 B) 1847 C) 1850 D) After 1848
A) Rob Roy B) Jane Eyre C) The Tenant of Wildfell Hall D) Agnes Grey
A) Juliet Gardiner B) Walter Scott C) Charlotte Brontë D) Thomas Cautley Newby
A) A critic for the periodical Atlas B) Charlotte Brontë C) Thomas Joudrey D) Juliet Gardiner |