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DKDC Revision - Mother's Character

Authored by Sony Rajan

Performing Arts

8th Grade

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DKDC Revision - Mother's Character
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

At the beginning of the play, Mother [M] in DKDC is constantly nagging at Son [S], as she wants her Son to do well in 'O' Levels, to have a successful career.

Therefore, she warns Son to stay away from Grandfather [GF] and focus on his studies.

What effect does it have on Mother-Son and Son-Grandfather relationships?

Constant nagging, without emotional support, strains the Mother-Son relationship.

The Son needs his family's love and care, which he gets from his Grandfather (who is caring, encouraging and supportive), which brings them close.

Both of the above

Son understands Mother's need for control and complies with her instructions leading to a close Mother-Son relationship.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

Mother's insistence on sending Grandfaher to hospital for 24/7 "hospital care", after his collapse, brings her into direct confrontation (conflict) with Son. Why?

Mother felt overwhelmed and stressed, by single-handedly taking on multiple responsibilites as the primary caregiver for her terminally ill father, as well as being a working mother & wife.

However, Son comes to realise about Grandfather's need for family care and support, instead of hospital care.

Mother is in denial & unwilling to accept the reality of Grandfather's imminent death and likes to pretend that he will recover with rest and proper medical care.

All of the above

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

In the beginning, Mother hides details of GF's incurable medical condition from him. However, Grandfather is displeased and annoyed.

Why does she do this?

Being a daughter, she does not want to hurt Grandfather by telling him that he is going to die due to a terminal (incurable) illness.

She is uncomfortable with the role reversal (her caring for GF, which she is not used to) & also finds it difficult to accept that she will lose her father who had always cared for & supported her.

Both of the above options

Mother wanted Grandfather to die peacefully in his sleep.

4.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Grandfather feels that he is a burden because of Mother's behaviour. Why?

Although Mother becomes the main care-giver and ensures Grandfather has rest and proper medical care, she holds back her worries from him and does not openly (honestly) communicate with GF about his medical condition.

GF is annoyed that M does not allow Son to interact with him.

Mother insults Grandfather at every opportunity.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

What forces Mother to change at the end?

Mother was severely scolded by GF.

Son's intervention after Grandfather's collapse, makes her realise that she cannot do everything on her own and that family members working together is a sign of mutual love and care.

Son is no longer selfish, but had become loving and caring.

She no longer wanted to be a control freak.

6.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

At the end of the play, Grandfather says: "This is all I want. To be with my family".

Grandfather no longer considers himself a burden on his family because there is ___________ communication and he gets his family's love and care. He dies a satisfied man and in peace.

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