It probably means to straddle a chair so that your knees or legs
point behind the chair, and when you lean forward you may rest your
arms on the back of the chair. Whereas sitting 'forward' on a chair
would mean you sit on a chair like you normally would.
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What was Grace Poole's salary
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5 times that of Leah's.
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How long did Mrs Fairfax tell Jane Mr Rochester's guests would stay at Thornfield
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Perhaps two or three weeks.
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What do people use to describe the tone of a passage
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They usually use adjectives to describe the tone of a
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How did Jane recognize the gypsy
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by a ring
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What is the tone of the gypsy's words
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Candidness
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Why did Mr Rochester repeatedly say the man's name and where he was from
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He didn't want to believe it
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When Mr Rochester entertained the fine people at the Leas what did Jane notice about the women
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they were rude and selfish
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Whose communication prevents Rochester and Jane's wedding
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Mr. Eyre's casual conversation with Mr. Mason after receiving
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In the book Jane eyre which ideas perplexed Jane
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the idea that no person in the house seemed to question or notice Grace Poole's habits
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What can be inferred about janes reaction to the gypsy in the passage
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She is unaffected
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What conclusion can be reached based on the information in the reading passage
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pip always lost A+
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In Jane Eyre How did Jane recognize the Gypsy
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By a ring.
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Based on the evidence in this passage, which word best describes Luther Vandross
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beautiful, courage
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What is meant to sitiing backwards on a chair
It probably means to straddle a chair so that your knees or legs
point behind the chair, and when you lean forward you may rest your
arms on the back of the chair. Whereas sitting 'forward' on a chair
would mean you sit on a chair like you normally would.
What was Grace Poole's salary
5 times that of Leah's.
How long did Mrs Fairfax tell Jane Mr Rochester's guests would stay at Thornfield
Perhaps two or three weeks.
What do people use to describe the tone of a passage
They usually use adjectives to describe the tone of a
passage.
How did Jane recognize the gypsy
by a ring
What is the tone of the gypsy's words
Candidness
Why did Mr Rochester repeatedly say the man's name and where he was from
He didn't want to believe it
When Mr Rochester entertained the fine people at the Leas what did Jane notice about the women
they were rude and selfish
Whose communication prevents Rochester and Jane's wedding
Mr. Eyre's casual conversation with Mr. Mason after receiving
Jane's letter
In the book Jane eyre which ideas perplexed Jane
the idea that no person in the house seemed to question or notice Grace Poole's habits
What can be inferred about janes reaction to the gypsy in the passage
She is unaffected
A+
What conclusion can be reached based on the information in the reading passage
pip always lost A+
In Jane Eyre How did Jane recognize the Gypsy
By a ring.
Based on the evidence in this passage, which word best describes Luther Vandross