Y11 due Tue 27th September

Shakespeare exposes the toxic nature of __________ and the perils of a patriarchal society

• masculinity
• dichotomy
• tragedy
• desire

Shakespeare highlights the consuming power of ________

• obsession

• masculinity
• patriarchy
• impetuousness

Dickens promotes social reform by exposing the ignorance behind ___________ perspectives against those in poverty

• prejudiced
• Christian
• benevolent
• moral

Dickens advocates _____________ by demonstrating that time and love are more valuable than money and material possessions

• benevolence
• misanthropy
• allegory
• remorse

Intended to teach, usually with a moral message

• didactic
• misanthropic
• foil
• prologue

A symbolic image or idea that is repeated in a text

• motif
• juxtaposition
• foil
• antithesis

Changes in society to raise the quality of life for groups of people

• social reform
• social commentary
• social inequality
• social injustice

Describes someone with a confident and forceful personality

• assertive
• demure
• submissive
• provident

Love or loyalty towards someone or something

• devotion
• conflict
• malediction
• virility

Describes someone who has unrealistic hopes, especially when it comes to romance or love

• quixotic
• benevolent
• audacious
• impetuous