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Lady Macbeth 'Look like the innocent .................. but be the .................... underneath.'

Remains: 'he's here in my head when I close my eyes./ dug in behind enemy lines. What method is being used here and why?

• simile to show the damage the memory has done

• alliteration to emphasise the damage caused by the memory

• metaphor to show the damage this memory has caused

• Onomatopoeia to create an aural image of the effect

An Inspector Calls: Select the quotations that portray Sheila as childish.

• 'If you want to know, it's you two who are being childish

  – trying not to face the facts.'

• Stage directions: 'very pleased and rather excited'

• 'But now you're beginning all

  over again to pretend that nothing much has happened'

• 'Look - Mummy - isn't it a beauty'

An Inspector Calls: What are these quotations examples of?

'went on the street', 'girl of that sort' and 'women of the town'.

• Anecdote

• Hyperbole

• Oxymoron

• Euphemism

Macbeth: Why does Shakespeare use visions in the play?

• To make it more interesting

• They remind the audience of the supernatural signs of guilt

• They want to show the characters are desperate

• To remind us not to believe the witches