Trivia Quiz: What Do You Know About Edward Rochester?

1. What is Mr. Rochester's full name?

Mr. Rochester

Edward Duane Rochester

Edward Fairfax Rochester

Edward Rochester

Eddie Van Rochester

The correct answer is Edward Fairfax Rochester. This is Mr. Rochester's full name as mentioned in the question.

Explanation

The correct answer is Edward Fairfax Rochester. This is Mr. Rochester's full name as mentioned in the question.

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What Do You Know About Edward Rochester? If you are a fan of some old school novels, you must have come to cross the Jane Eyre novel, which... see moreis not your ordinary love story. Here we meet a man who is cold of heart but is softened by Jane out sweet protagonist. Take up this quiz and see how well you know him. see less

2. Rochester is Adele's father.

True

False

Adele's mother claims that Rochester is the father, but he is certain that she is not his relation.

Explanation

Adele's mother claims that Rochester is the father, but he is certain that she is not his relation.

3. What is Rochester's explanation when Jane reveals to him that her wedding veil has been torn by an intruder in the night?

"Oh! So you met Bertha, my wife. Watch out- she's crazy."

For sure it was Grace Poole. She gets drunk often and swaggers into the rooms of virgins.

He claims that he did it, to find out if she's afraid of the dark.

He does tell Jane that Grace Poole probably did it.

Explanation

He does tell Jane that Grace Poole probably did it.

4. The only time Mr. Rochester's character could possibly be described as sexy is when he is played by

Toby Stephens

Timothy Dalton

Orson Welles

William Hurt

Thank you, Toby Stephens, for making me fall in love with Mr. Rochester. Timothy Dalton just doesn't do it for me. Eww. To be fair, I haven't seen the 1996 version with William Hurt. It looks like it could be decent.

Explanation

5. Upon first encountering Rochester, Jane mistakes him for ___________.

Jane Eyre initially mistakes both Mr Rochester's black horse Mesrour and his black and white dog Pilot for a Gytrash, feared beings who haunted travelers and lead them astray.

Explanation

Jane Eyre initially mistakes both Mr Rochester's black horse Mesrour and his black and white dog Pilot for a Gytrash, feared beings who haunted travelers and lead them astray.

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