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Froggy Jumps Victorian school test1Online version Jane Eyre by Snoopy Zz 1 1. According to the text, what was a major problem at Lowood School? a a)The teachers were not qualified. b b)There was not enough food and the clothes were inadequate. c c)The school was too far from the students' homes. 2 Before Queen Victoria's time, who were the old Grammar Schools primarily for? a a)The children of poor parents. b b)The sons of merchants and well-to-do families. c c)Only for girls to learn sewing and cooking. 3 How were many children from rich families educated if they didn't go to school? a a)They were sent to work in factories. b b)They were taught at home by a governess or tutor. c c)They attended church schools. 4 What was the significance of the law passed in 1870? a It made school optional for children over ten. b It stated that all children aged five to thirteen must attend school. c It provided free food and warm clothes for all students. 5 What was a "Dame School" as described in the text? a A large, government-funded school in the city. b A small school in a rural area run by an older woman in her home. c A strict boarding school for wealthy boys. 6 In the context of the text, what does "well-to-do" mean? a Very intelligent and clever. b Wealthy and prosperous. c Hard-working and diligent. 7 What is the best definition for a "governess"? a A female teacher who educates children in their private home. b The headmistress of a large public school. c A woman who owns a factory. 8 Which word is the closest synonym to "strict" as used to describe the teachers? a a)Lenient b b)Severe c c)Kind 9 Which word is a synonym for "rural" as implied in the description of a Dame School? a a)Urban b b)Countryside c c)Suburban 10 Judging from the text, what was a primary reason churches started schools? a To train children for factory work. b To teach poor children reading, writing, and religion. c c)To compete with the great Public Schools.

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by Snoopy Zz

1. According to the text, what was a major problem at Lowood School?

Before Queen Victoria's time, who were the old Grammar Schools primarily for?

How were many children from rich families educated if they didn't go to school?

What was the significance of the law passed in 1870?

What was a "Dame School" as described in the text?

In the context of the text, what does "well-to-do" mean?

What is the best definition for a "governess"?

Which word is the closest synonym to "strict" as used to describe the teachers?

Which word is a synonym for "rural" as implied in the description of a Dame School?

Judging from the text, what was a primary reason churches started schools?