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WorksheetsLiterature Paper 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is Walter Lee Younger's main dream in A Raisin in the Sun?
To become a famous actor
To own a business and improve his family's status
To send his sister to college
To move to Africa
What is the significance of Mama’s plant in A Raisin in the Sun?
It represents her love for nature
It shows how poor the family is
It symbolizes her care for her family and hope
It reflects Ruth's dreams
In A Raisin in the Sun, why does Beneatha stop seeing George Murchison?
He wants to move to Africa
He lacks intellectual and cultural depth
He insults Walter
He is from a different background
Who brings the offer from the Clybourne Park Association in A Raisin in the Sun?
Mr. Johnson
Karl Lindner
Asagai
Mr. Harris
In Things Fall Apart, why is Okonkwo exiled from Umuofia?
He accidentally kills a clansman
He burns the sacred forest
He disrespects the gods
He kills his wife
What is the role of the egwugwu in Things Fall Apart?
They act as ancestral judges
They perform harvest songs
They lead the clan in war
They prepare sacred meals
Who is the first white man to arrive in Umuofia in Things Fall Apart?
The priest
The missionary
The soldier
The interpreter
What causes the final conflict between Okonkwo and the clan in Things Fall Apart?
The arrival and influence of colonial rule
Okonkwo’s refusal to marry again
His destruction of the village
The stealing of yams
What does the Inspector say is the reason he has come in An Inspector Calls?
To investigate a young woman’s death
To arrest Mr. Birling
To warn about a future crime
To evaluate the Birling’s company
What theme is most explored through Inspector Goole's investigation?
Jealousy
Social responsibility
Greed
Political corruption
Which character in An Inspector Calls shows the most change by the end of the play?
Sheila
Mr. Birling
Gerald
Mrs. Birling
What is revealed about Eric in An Inspector Calls?
He plans to marry Eva
He never met Eva
He got Eva pregnant and stole money
He hired Eva as a secretary
In Of Mice and Men, what is George and Lennie’s shared dream?
To build a factory
To own a farm and live independently
To get married
To write a book
Why does George shoot Lennie at the end of Of Mice and Men?
To save him from a brutal death
Lennie asked him to
He was angry with him
Slim ordered him to
What does Curley’s wife represent in Of Mice and Men?
Loneliness and lost dreams
Strength and freedom
Education and power
Racism and poverty
What is the setting of Of Mice and Men?
A ranch in California during the Great Depression
A New York city apartment
A village in Alabama
A school in rural Texas
Who best represents power and oppression in An Inspector Calls?
Sheila
Eric
Mr. Birling
Edna
What do the yams represent in Things Fall Apart?
Wealth and masculinity
Food security
Harvest and gratitude
The gods’ favour
Who is Asagai in A Raisin in the Sun?
Walter’s employer
A Nigerian student and Beneatha’s friend
A real estate agent
Ruth’s brother
What does Steinbeck use the character of Candy’s dog to represent in Of Mice and Men?
Danger and rebellion
Old age, usefulness, and mercy
Trust and loyalty
Friendship
What literary technique is heavily used in An Inspector Calls through the Inspector’s timing?
Dramatic irony
Allegory
Flashback
Satire
Which theme is shared by A Raisin in the Sun and Of Mice and Men?
The fragility of dreams
Violence and crime
Corruption in leadership
Generational wealth
How does Beneatha in A Raisin in the Sun represent change and progress?
She wants to be a housewife
She agrees with Karl Lindner
She wants to be a doctor and reconnect with her African roots
She supports Walter’s decisions
What is the symbolic meaning of the dream farm in Of Mice and Men?
Power and revenge
Hope and unattainable dreams
Physical strength
Agricultural wealth
What does the final scene in Things Fall Apart (the commissioner writing a book) suggest?
That Okonkwo becomes a legend
That African voices are silenced in colonial narratives
That Okonkwo wins the war
That the tribe regains its power
