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Why do the children lock Margot in the closet?
Out of jealousy; she remembers the sun unlike them.
What change occurs in Myop by the end of "The Flowers"?
She loses her innocence after discovering a corpse.
What does Sammy’s decision to quit his job in “A & P” reveal?
He values principles over conformity, even without reward.
What theme does Margot’s isolation express?
The cruelty of excluding someone different.
How is loss of innocence conveyed in “The Flowers”?
Myop’s discovery of the body symbolizes childhood ending abruptly.
How does "1984" portray the dangers of conformity?
It shows how society breaks individuals by demanding total obedience.
What does the sun symbolize for Margot?
Hope, warmth, and beauty (which she is denied)
What does the noose represent in "The Flowers"?
Racial violence and America’s history of lynching.
What is the significance of Winston’s paperweight in "1984"?
It symbolizes fragile memories and his doomed rebellion.
What event changes the tone at the end of "All Summer in a Day"?
The sun appears—and Margot has missed it.
What discovery marks the major shift in "The Flowers"?
Myop finds a body in the woods.
What surprising truth is revealed about O’Brien in "1984"?
He is loyal to the Party and betrays Winston.
What might Bradbury be saying about empathy in “All Summer in a Day”?
That cruelty arises when we exclude or misunderstand others.
What social issue is Walker highlighting in “The Flowers”?
The shameful history and impact of racism.
Why does Priestley use a time loop or repetition at the end of "An Inspector Calls"?
To emphasize cyclical guilt and the need for social responsibility.
Why does Sammy quit his job? What does this decision reveal about him?
He quits to stand by his principles, but realizes the world won’t reward him for it.
