Never Let Me Go Quiz

What is the setting of "Never Let Me Go"?

• England, 1920

• American, 2009

• England, 1990

• Australia, 1990

How is Kathy H. described in the novel?

• She is young and became a doctor early

• She is thirty-one years old and she is a carer

• She is sixteen years old and training to be a secretary

• She is very young and likes physical work like gardening

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What characterizes Hailsham according to the novel?

• It is kind of like a boarding school

• It is a hospital

• It is a home for children with disabilities

• It has been converted to a playground for children

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What is Tommy's notable flaw as perceived by his peers?

• He has a hot temper

• He cannot reason with others

• He likes to be clean but always gets dirty

• He doesn't know how to talk to girls

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How does Kathy H. feel about Tommy?

• She finds Tommy annoying

• She doesn’t understand Tommy and makes fun of him

• She is in love with Tommy

• She wants to help Tommy because she feels sorry for him

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What issue is highlighted with Tommy's art at Hailsham?

• It’s immature

• It’s sloppy

• It’s almost too perfect

• It shows he doesn’t take any time to create it

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Why is being an artist at Hailsham problematic?

• Being an artist is looked down upon

• Being an artist is almost a joke

• Being an artist is really difficult

• Being an artist is strongly encouraged

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How do Tommy's problem at Hailsham get resolved?

• He starts seeing a counselor

• He learns tricks to stay calm

• Miss Lucy tells him not to worry about being an artist

• He starts dating Ruth, which makes everything better

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Describe the significance of Hailsham's emphasis on creativity and art. How do the students' artworks and their participation in "the Gallery" contribute to the novel's exploration of humanity and identity?

• It highlights the importance of individual expression in understanding one's identity.

• It serves as a critique of the education system's focus on practical skills over creative ones.

• It underscores the role of art in challenging societal norms and inspiring change.

• It demonstrates the characters' attempts to preserve their memories and legacy through creative means.

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Discuss Kathy's role as a narrator. How does her perspective influence your understanding of Hailsham and its students?

• Kathy's perspective limits the understanding of Hailsham, focusing only on her personal experiences.

• Kathy's role as a narrator offers a unique insight into Hailsham, enriching the narrative with her personal reflections and memories.

• Kathy's narration is unreliable, making it difficult to understand the true nature of Hailsham and its students.

• Kathy's perspective is indifferent, providing no significant influence on the understanding of Hailsham and its students.

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