The theme of class and wealth in Atonement

What is one of the prominent themes in Atonement?

• Love
• War
• Class and wealth
• Religion

What is Briony Tallis's social status?

• Middle class
• Lower class
• Upper class
• Working class

How were class distinctions enforced in 1930s England?

• Inconsistently
• Rigidly
• Not at all
• Loosely

What is the difference in social status between Briony Tallis and Robbie Turner?

• Briony is from a higher social class than Robbie
• They are both from a lower social class
• Robbie is from a higher social class than Briony
• They are both from the same social class

What role does education play in determining social status in Atonement?

• No role
• The only role
• A significant role
• A minor role

How does social status affect the way Robbie Turner is perceived by others?

• It makes him invisible
• It doesn't affect how he is perceived
• It makes him more popular
• It makes him less popular

What is the time period in which Atonement is set?

• 1950s/1960s
• 1920s/1930s
• 1930s/1940s
• 1960s/1970s

What is a recurring theme in the novel Atonement?

• The power of love
• The impact of war
• Class distinctions
• The importance of family

How do the Tallis family and their friends view themselves?

• As inferior to those of lower social status
• As equals to those of lower social status
• As superior to those of lower social status
• As indifferent to social status

What is an example of the characters' judgment and dismissal of people based on their class?

• Briony's jealousy towards her sister
• Robbie is accused of a crime he did not commit
• Cecilia and Robbie's forbidden love
• Everyone assumes Danny Hardman was responsible