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WorksheetsQuiz 4_No J-H_40qs
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Fill in the blanks: · ‘gave me a .............. that was nothing less than a cry for ..............' [A2] (Gerald, AIC)
a)
look
b)
note
c)
glace
2.
Who says · ‘You and I aren't the same people who sat down to dinner here.’ [A2] ? (AIC)
a)
Gerald
b)
Sheila
c)
Eric
3.
Dejected, melancholy and mournful are all synonyms of …
a)
sad
b)
content
c)
disengaged
4.
Fill in the blanks: ‘It .............. me the way you talk’ [A3] (Sheila, AIC)
a)
worries
b)
frightens
c)
shocks
5.
Fill in the blanks: · ‘I accept no .............. for it at all.’ [A2] (Mrs B, AIC)
a)
approval
b)
responsibility
c)
blame
6.
Which of the following poems are about the power of nature? [P&C poetry]
a)
Poppies
b)
Storm on the Island
c)
Remains
7.
War Pho · “From the aeroplane he stares impassively at where / he earns his living and .............. do not ..............” [P&C poetry]
a)
they; care
b)
people; die
c)
readers; fear
8.
bolted, hurried, dashed, raced are all synonyms of …
a)
ran
b)
go
c)
move
9.
Who says it? Which act? : ‘Come, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here and fill me from the crown to the toe topfull of direst cruelty […] take my milk for gall’ [Macbeth]
a)
Witches Act 3
b)
Lady Macbeth Act 1
c)
Macbeth Act 2
10.
Fill in the blanks: ‘well-bred young ..............-..............-.............. [A1] (Gerald, AIC)
a)
gentleman
b)
man-about-town
c)
man of his word
11.
What does the dactylic meter and frequent repetition in Charge of the Light Brigade mirror? [P&C poetry]
a)
The sound of swords swinging
b)
The sound of horses charging
c)
The writer's patriotic heartbeat
12.
Macbeth could be said to be emasculated by which character? [Macbeth]
a)
The Witches
b)
Banquo
c)
Lady Macbeth
13.
Oz · “sneer of .............. ..............” [P&C poetry]
a)
cold command
b)
mean command
c)
rude manner
14.
Which poem contains two narrative voices of daughter and granddaughter? [P&C poetry]
a)
My Last Duchess
b)
Checking Out Me History
c)
Kamikaze
15.
Which of the following sentences does NOT use the word 'here' correctly?
a)
I can here you well.
b)
Here you are.
c)
Here we go!
16.
Who says it? Which act? : ‘I do fear thy nature; It is is too full o’th’milk of human kindness to catch the nearest way’ [Macbeth]
a)
Lady Macbeth Act 1
b)
Witches Act 2
c)
Macbeth Act 3
17.
What does Language Paper 1 Question 1 require you to do?
a)
give personal opinion
b)
find information or ideas in the text
c)
analyse quotes
18.
Repeated references to .............. vs ................ suggests things aren’t always as they seem and can be deceiving. [Macbeth]
a)
Good / Evil
b)
Appearance / Reality
c)
Truth / Lies
19.
Which of the following are possible tones of an exclamatory (!) sentence?
a)
Confused
b)
Indifferent
c)
Shocked
20.
Macbeth's ambition leads to his ... [Macbeth]
a)
victory
b)
self-destruction
c)
immorality
21.
Who says it? Which act? : ‘“‘I have no spur to prick the sides of my intent, but only vaulting ambition, which o’erleaps itself and falls on the other.’ [Macbeth]
a)
Macbeth - Act 1
b)
Lady Macbeth - Act 2
c)
Macbeth - Act 4
22.
In London, Blake is challenging what? [P&C poetry]
a)
The privileged viewpoint of the establishment
b)
The history of the city
c)
The idea of equality
23.
What is the name of the technique when the setting mirrors the tone of the writing?
a)
personification
b)
pathetic fallacy
c)
flashback
24.
Which poem highlights the importance of our cultural heritage in our identities? [P&C poetry]
a)
Checking Out Me History
b)
Tissue
c)
The Prelude
25.
SOTI · “blast” “pummels” “exploding” “salvo” “..............” [P&C poetry]
a)
bombarded
b)
attacked
c)
squat
26.
ML Duchess · “I gave ..............; / Then all .............. stopped together.” [P&C poetry]
a)
orders; happiness
b)
commands; smiles
c)
arguments; conversations
27.
Who says · ‘my child – your own grandchild – you killed them both – damn you, damn you’ [A3] ? (AIC)
a)
Sheila
b)
Eric
c)
Daisy
28.
Fill in the blanks: · ‘Don't .............. and .............. at me again, man. I'm losing all patience with you people.’ [A2] (Inspector, AIC)
a)
stammer and yammer
b)
lie and cheat
c)
yell and scream
29.
Fill in the blanks: · ‘ Why shouldn't they try for higher wages? We try for the highest possible ...............' [A1] (Eric, AIC)
a)
quality
b)
reward
c)
prices
30.
Which of the following is the correct use of a semi-colon?
a)
I did not enjoy lockdown; it was boring.
b)
I am happy; to be in school as I learn.
c)
Revision is important; because it helps me to learn.
31.
Shakespeare uses motifs of light and dark throughout the paly. These could be seen to represent what? [Macbeth]
a)
Good vs evil
b)
Heaven vs hell
c)
Power vs weakness
32.
Who says it? Which act? : ‘“The instruments of darkness tell us truths, / Win us with honest trifles, to betray's /In deepest consequence.’ [Macbeth]
a)
Banquo - Act 1
b)
Macbeth Act 2
c)
Lady Macbeth Act 3
33.
Which of the following words are synonyms of 'walked'?
a)
sprint pace
b)
saunter amble
c)
chased hunted
34.
Priestley can be seen to expose the .................. of the upper classes in Edwardian society. (AIC)
a)
importance
b)
hypocricy
c)
morality
35.
Who represents the capacity to change? (AIC)
a)
The Inspector
b)
Eva
c)
Eric and Sheila
36.
Who says it? Which act? : ‘Infirm of purpose! Give me the daggers. The sleeping and the dead Are but as pictures. 'Tis the eye of childhood That fears a painted devil.’ [Macbeth]
a)
Macbeth - Act 2
b)
Lady Macbeth - Act 2
c)
Witches - Act 2
37.
Shifts in perspective, time, tone, tense and setting are all what kind of feature?
a)
structural features
b)
language features
c)
foreshadowing
38.
1st person, 3rd person, omniscient narrator and focaliser are all types of what?
a)
Narrative perspective
b)
Writer perspective
c)
Media perspective
39.
Priestley presents capitalism as what? (AIC)
a)
ambiguous
b)
virtuous
c)
selfish
40.
Who says · ‘ Why shouldn't they try for higher wages? We try for the highest possible prices.’ [A1] ? (AIC)
a)
Mr Birling
b)
Gerald
c)
Eric
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