Chapter 21 — Quiz

A. They are silly superstitions that people should ignore B. They combine to make a mystery that humanity hasn't solved C. They are easy to understand if you study them carefully D. They only affect children, not adults

A. It means you will have good luck B. It means you will find happiness C. It means you will get married soon D. It is a sure sign of trouble for yourself or family

A. Five successive nights B. Six successive nights C. Seven successive nights D. Eight successive nights

A. The ending of something B. The repetition of something C. The beginning of something D. The forgetting of something

A. Mrs. Fairfax's brother who works as a gardener B. A former coachman at Gateshead who is married to Bessie C. Jane's cousin who lives in the village D. A new servant who just arrived at Thornfield