WorksheetsStation Eleven
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 23mins
What kind of Tone does Mandel employ in Stotion Eleven?
Jovial
Analytical
Melancholic
Shocking
What is a Motif?
When two things are compared, usually with 'like' or 'as'
When an object is given human or animal characteristics
A recurring theme, subject or idea
When an object is given significance
How does Mandel adhere to the conventions of the post-apocolyptic genre?
By exploring futuristic technology
By introducing an alien invasion
By preserving the technology of the past in order to rebuild future civilisation
By showing how good it is to not have to rely on technology anymore
What makes Aurther's death a tragedy?
He dies just as he begins to make changes to his life in order to live, not just survive.
His son becomes such a villain after the collapse.
Because he was such a great actor
Arthur was never able to find true love
What is a Denouement?
When a character is denounced.
A lull in the second act of a story before the main conflict.
When the author places an object of great significance in a scene.
The final part of a narrative where the strands of the plot are drawn together.
What tense does Mandel us in Station Eleven?
Past
Present
First-person
Third-Person Omnipotent
Which one is an example of intertextuality?
Shakespear
Doctor Eleven Comics
The Paper Weight
The Symphony
What is Nostalgia?
A hopeful optimism for the nuture
The feeling you've done something but can't remember what
A longing for something in the past
A want to move forward
What is allusion?
A character coming to a sudden realisation
A distortion of reality
A reference to another work of literature, person, or event
A figure of speech by a character
What do you think could be Ironic about this quote from Miranda in chapter 15?
"I prefer you with a crown"
What foreshadowing is found in this quote from Miranda in Chapter 14?
"There are tears in her eyes now. Miranda is a person with very few certainties, but one of them is that only the dishonourable leave when things get difficult."
What does this quote say about society pre- and post-pandemic?
"The children understood dots on maps—here—but even the teenagers were confused by the lines. There had been countries, and borders. It was hard to explain."
What beauty is Kirsten referring to in this quote?
"What was lost in the collapse: almost everything, almost everyone, but there is still such beauty."
Why does Miranda repeat this phrase to herself?
"I repent nothing."
Is there Irony in this quote by Kirsten? What else do you think of it?
"“Well, it's nice that at least the celebrity gossip survived.'""
