Question

Which option could be used to support the claim that Mr. Brocklehurst is characterized as a hypocrite.

He provides for only minimal comforts at Lowood, yet maintains a comfortable office for himself on the premises.
He encourages his staff to be harsh disciplinarians, yet hires the understanding Miss Temple, who is incapable of cruelty.
He states that modest dress is a measure of Christian virtue, then indulges his own family with lavish accessories.
He states that Jane is naughty and wicked, and yet agrees to admit her to the school because he stands to profit financially.

Answer 1

He states that modest dress is a measure of Christian virtue, then indulges his own family with lavish accessories.

Answer 2

This question is taken from the novel "Jane Eyre" that was written by Charlotte Brontë and Mr. Brocklehurst is a character in this novel. Among the given statements above, the one that shows his hyprocrisy is the third option. This statement shows that he has this set of beliefs but does not even practiced them. Hope this helps.