Question
Jane Eyre (#3)
Which is a trait of both Bessie and Abigail, as revealed by dialogue and narration?
Responses
A a hostile nature, interested in control of Miss Eyre
B a willingness to be humble to those in higher classes
C a jealous nature, bent on forcing Miss Eyre to accept her humble station
D a willingness to shake off conventional behavior in favor of independence
Which is a trait of both Bessie and Abigail, as revealed by dialogue and narration?
Responses
A a hostile nature, interested in control of Miss Eyre
B a willingness to be humble to those in higher classes
C a jealous nature, bent on forcing Miss Eyre to accept her humble station
D a willingness to shake off conventional behavior in favor of independence
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is: **A a hostile nature, interested in control of Miss Eyre.**
Both Bessie and Abigail display a sense of hostility and a desire to exert control over Jane Eyre throughout the novel. Bessie often expresses her frustration and dissatisfaction with Jane, and Abigail (known for her role in the context) similarly exhibits a controlling attitude towards those beneath her.
Both Bessie and Abigail display a sense of hostility and a desire to exert control over Jane Eyre throughout the novel. Bessie often expresses her frustration and dissatisfaction with Jane, and Abigail (known for her role in the context) similarly exhibits a controlling attitude towards those beneath her.