Y11 due 13th Dec

Match the stage direction to the character

• Mickey Johnstone

• 'in his gown'

• Lord Capulet

• 'Fed up, desultory'

• Juliet Capulet

• 'bright and forthcoming'

• Edward Lyons

• 'above'

The characteristics a person is born with, which are genetically inherited.

• Nature

• Nurture

• Socialisation

• Dialect

A form of language spoken in a particular area or by a social group.

• Dialect

• Meritocracy

• Peripeteia

• Aside

Put these elements of tragic structure in the order that they happen in a play.

• Anagnorisis (hero's realisation)

• Peripeteia (hero's reversal of fortune)

• Catharsis (emotional release)

A moveable object on the set of a play or film.

• Prop

• Stage direction

• Setting

• Motif

A common but unfair belief about a certain type of people.

• Hamartia

• Socialisation

• Stereotype

• Recession

Russell wrote 'Blood Brothers' to expose how ​ (a)   is a myth due to social ​ (b)  

• meritocracy
• inequality
• society
• democracy
• recession
• stereotype
• behaviourism
• opportunities

Russell wrote 'Blood Brothers' to highlight that the class system ​ (a)   a person's ​ (b)   in life, rather than ​ (c)  

• determines
• opportunities
• fate
• mobility
• inequality
• stigma
• behaviourism
• meritocracy
• myth

Russell wrote 'Blood Brothers' to promote the ​ (a)   perspective that ​ (b)   shapes individuals more than ​ (c)  

• behaviourist
• nurture
• nature
• socialist
• superstitious
• stigma
• prestige
• meritocratic
• prejudiced

Russell wrote 'Blood Brothers' to convey how social expectations make conforming to ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• stereotypes
• inevitable
• meritocracy
• inequality
• nature
• nurture
• behaviourism
• opportunity
• status