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Instructions  You will hear a series of statements about Jane Eyre.  If you AGREE with the statement, MOVE TOWARDS THE WINDOWS.  If you DISAGREE with.

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2 Instructions  You will hear a series of statements about Jane Eyre.  If you AGREE with the statement, MOVE TOWARDS THE WINDOWS.  If you DISAGREE with the statement, MOVE TOWARDS THE WALL.  You will have a chance to share your opinion once everyone has taken a stand on the statement.

3 Statement 1  Jane Eyre should marry Mr. Rochester.  AGREE-WINDOWS  DISAGREE-WALL

4 Statement 2  Jane was right to forgive Mrs. Reed.  AGREE-WINDOWS  DISAGREE-WALL

5 Statement 3  Mr. Rochester is a likeable character.  AGREE-WINDOWS  DISAGREE-WALL

6 Statement 4  Rochester and Jane are equals.  AGREE-WINDOWS  DISAGREE-WALL

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