Charlotte bronte Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Master doc of all relevant Jane Eyre quotes from the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte as well as some analysis of what the quotes mean + 1 exam style question and an essay plan.

Annotations, notes and summaries on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. Includes notes on setting, themes, conflicts, symbolism, characterization, relationships and motifs.

This was produced as an answer to a past paper produced in the summer exam 2016 for Jane Eyre. This document includes the extract and essay answer.

An essay answering the question of how does Jane Eyre grow as a character in the book Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, focusing on her growth in regards to her aunt, Mrs Reed. Mainly utilises Mrs Reed's death scene in chapter 21 of the book.

These study notes on "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte are helpful to students who are studying for exams, as they provide a comprehensive overview of key themes, characters, and literary elements in the novel. The multiple-choice questions and essay questions provide practice for potential exam questions, helping students to familiarize themselves with the type of questions they may encounter in exams and allowing them to prepare and practice their responses. For students who are reading the b...

A detailed document containing Jane Eyre notes, organised by character and theme. Suitable for AQA (and other) GCSE.

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These documents give background and biographical information about the Bronte sisters. It also analyzes the sisters work.

This book report is about Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. It contains the following (literary) components: - Main character (development, conflict) - Setting (place, time, time duration, social setting, weather) - Motifs - Narrator - Style - Literary assignment: linking a symbol to the book *All parts include quotes from the book that support the report. - Reading experience - Bibliography (references, sources) I made this report in class 5 of VWO.

Includes a comprehensive list of critical quotations which can be used to enhance your A level English Literature essays.