Noughts and Crosses by Sabrina Mahfouz Themes

Which character in Sabrina Mahfouz’s adaptation of "Noughts and Crosses" is a member of the Crosses, the ruling class?

• Callum

• Sephy

• Jude

• Ryan

What theme is most closely explored through Callum’s struggle with his identity?

• Friendship

• Identity and belonging

• Wealth

• Nature

Which stage direction would best indicate a tense atmosphere between Callum and Sephy?

• They laugh together

• Silence falls between them

• They shake hands

• The lights brighten

In the context of the play, what does the term "Nought" refer to?

• A member of the ruling class

• A person of mixed heritage

• A member of the oppressed class

• A government official

Which character is Callum’s older brother?

• Jude

• Kamal

• Ryan

• Lekan

How does Sabrina Mahfouz’s adaptation highlight the theme of racial inequality?

• By focusing on economic issues only

• By reversing traditional racial power structures

• By ignoring race altogether

• By setting the play in a fantasy world

Which of the following is a key stage direction used to show a change in mood?

• The lights dim

• The actors freeze

• The curtain falls

• The audience claps

What is the significance of the beach scene between Callum and Sephy?

• It shows their hatred for each other

• It highlights their friendship and forbidden love

• It introduces a new character

• It is where the play ends

Which character is Sephy’s mother?

• Jasmine

• Meggie

• Lynette

• Minerva

What does the use of contrasting costumes in the play symbolise?

• The weather

• The difference in social status

• The time of day

• The characters’ ages