Answer:
Moreover
Explanation: Moreover is used to add additional information.
Answer: St. John
When St. John receives a letter from a solicitor named Mr. Briggs, he tells Jane that it is imperative that a Jane Eyre is found, as her Uncle John has left her an inheritance. He also tells her the story of an orphan girl who became the governess at Thornfield Hall, and then disappeared.
Jane guesses that St. John has already guessed her identity, so she reveals it to him. She then asks him how he knew. St. John shows her a scrap of paper with her signature on it. He also explains that, although he had not realized it before, he is her cousin, as her Uncle John was his Uncle John, and his name is St. John Eyre Rivers.
This excerpt is mainly talking about how other powers want to be dominant- and the only way to do that is to rise over everyone else. Kennedy is saying that we will be in charge of ourselves and that we do not intend on having an authoritative power attempting to vanquish us.
In conclusion, your final answer should be B.
The word that best describes the author's attitude towards Allice is sympathetic. He imagines how anyone would feel in a strange place where a lot of things makes no sense. For example when the Dormouse was telling her a story, she was interrupting him all the time. It was not presented as being rude, but being curious and not understanding.