Summer 1 quiz 5

What is the main message of 'Remains'?

• That soldiers regularly have to fight looters as well as other soldiers.

• The injuries of war are not always physical, and that the psychological injuries and traumatic memories can be just as, if not more, severe.

• That soldiers must always operate as a team in order to ensure the right decision is made when it comes to firing at a target.

• That war wounds are mostly physical, and any psychological damage is secondary to the physical damage.

What is the main message of War Photographer?

• That war photography is an art that can only be performed by specially trained professionals.

• That, as a war photographer, it is easy to distance yourself from the reality of the conflict in front of you.

• That being a war photographer is one of the most interesting jobs available.

• That those who witness and report war are haunted by the memories of it, despite the general public's lack of awareness.

What is the main message of 'Tissue'?

• That all human life is fragile.

• It is an extended metaphor for how human life and relationships will outlast the complex structures we create such as government and religion.

• That some paper is weaker than others.

• That some paper is more important than others, e.g. a religious book is more important than a receipt.

What is the main message of the extract from 'The Prelude'?

• That the power of nature over humans is overwhelming.

• That you shouldn't steal things because you may find that you meet the consequences of this from nature.

• That nature is beautiful.

• That nature is terrifying.

Macbeth: Which element of Greek tragedy is nemesis?

• Excessive pride and disrespect of the natural order

• The fate the hero cannot avoid, usually as a result of their hubris

• The feelings of pity and fear the audience feels for the protagonist after their downfall

• The moment the hero makes an important discovery

Macbeth: How does Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's relationship change throughout the play?

• Their relationship is maintained as one that is based on trust, mutual respect, and loyalty.

• They defy expectations throughout the play as she remains the stronger character out of the two of them, while he consistently and continuously relies on her.

• They switch roles: Macbeth begins the play as weak and reliant on Lady Macbeth, who is domineering, but by the end, her mental health has collapsed and he is more detatched and distant from her.

• They maintain traditional gender roles: he is the strength and decision maker of the relationship, while she defers to him in all matters and allows him to set the direction of their lives.

J&H: Which character does this quote relate to?

‘He was wild when he was young; a long while ago to be sure; but in the law of God, there is no statute of limitations.’

• Dr Jekyll

• Mr Utterson

• Edward Hyde

• Mr Enfield

J&H: Which character does this quote relate to?

‘a crime of singular ferocity’

• Dr Jekyll

• Mr Utterson

• Edward Hyde

• Mr Enfield

When the Labour party took control of the UK, they began a programme of nationalisation. What does this mean?

• Services are owned by private companies rather than the government.
• Services are owned by the government rather than private companies.
• Services are owned by individuals rather than companies.
• Servies are owned by individuals rather than the government.

AIC: The Inspector is there to provide a voice to whom?

• The middle class who were oppressed by the working classes and under represented

• The working class who were oppressed by the wealthier classes and under represented

• The upper class who were oppressed by the aristocrats and under represented

• The aristocrats who were oppressed by no one but wanted to be heard