Face - Final Quiz

What is the main theme of the play "Face" by Benjamin Zephaniah?

• The importance of technology in modern society

• The challenges of space exploration

• The impact of physical appearance on personal identity

• The significance of historical events on present-day society

How does Martin's character develop throughout the play "Face"?

• He becomes more focused on his physical appearance.

• He learns to value inner beauty and personal qualities over appearance.

• He becomes less empathetic towards others.

• He loses interest in his previous hobbies and friends.

What event causes a significant change in Martin's life in "Face"?

• Winning a lottery

• Moving to a new city

• Suffering a disfiguring accident

• Discovering a hidden talent

How does Martin's perception of himself change by the end of "Face"?

• He sees himself as a victim.

• He gains confidence and accepts his new appearance.

• He becomes obsessed with restoring his former appearance.

• He isolates himself from society.

What lesson does "Face" teach about friendship?

• True friends are those who stay by your side only during good times.

• Friendship is based solely on shared interests.

• True friends accept and support you, no matter your physical appearance.

• Friendships are temporary and can end at any moment.

In "Face", how does the community initially react to Martin's changed appearance?

• They fully accept him without hesitation.

• They are indifferent and treat him the same as before.

• They react with shock and some avoid him.

• They immediately offer help and support.

What does Martin's journey in "Face" suggest about personal growth and resilience?

• Personal growth is not possible after traumatic events.

• Resilience is only found in certain individuals.

• Personal growth and resilience come from facing and overcoming challenges.

• Personal growth and resilience are innate and cannot be developed.

What is the art of persuasion called?

• Enlist

• Convincing

• Coaxing

• Rhetoric

What is the main theme of Wilfred Owen's poem "Dulce et Decorum Est"?

• The glory of war and heroism of soldiers

• The harsh realities and horrors of war

• The importance of national pride

• The beauty of sacrifice for one's country

How does Wilfred Owen portray the soldiers in "Dulce et Decorum Est"?

• As heroic and unyielding warriors

• As young and eager for battle

• As tired, worn out, and disillusioned

• As noble and proud of their sacrifices