Exploring Themes in Journey's End

What is a major theme explored in "Journey's End" by R.C. Sherriff?

• The power of love

• The futility of war

• The importance of family

• The pursuit of wealth

Which symbol in "Journey's End" represents the constant threat of death?

• The dugout

• The candle

• The trench

• The gas mask

What event marks the climax of "Journey's End"?

• The arrival of the new officer, Raleigh

• The raid on the German trenches

• The death of Osborne

• The final German attack

How does R.C. Sherriff depict the psychological impact of war on soldiers in "Journey's End"?

• Through humorous anecdotes

• Through the character of Stanhope

• Through romantic subplots

• Through detailed battle scenes

What historical event serves as the backdrop for "Journey's End"?

• The Second World War

• The American Civil War

• The First World War

• The Napoleonic Wars

Which character in "Journey's End" is known for his optimism and cheerfulness?

• Stanhope

• Trotter

• Hibbert

• Osborne

What does the character of Raleigh represent in the play?

• The experienced soldier

• The naive newcomer

• The cowardly deserter

• The wise mentor

How does the play "Journey's End" end?

• With a victory celebration

• With a ceasefire

• With the death of the main characters

• With a retreat

What is the significance of the setting in "Journey's End"?

• It highlights the luxury of military life

• It emphasises the isolation and danger of the front lines

• It showcases the beauty of the countryside

• It provides a backdrop for romantic encounters

Which character struggles with fear and attempts to leave the front line?

• Stanhope

• Trotter

• Hibbert

• Raleigh