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  • Complete the quote from Ozymandias - "My name is Ozymandias, ______ of ______. Look on my works, ye mighty and ______. Look
    King / kings / despair
  • Complete the quote from An Inspector Calls - "But these girls aren't cheap _____ - they're ______"
    labour / people
  • Complete the quote and who said it?: Why shouldn't they try for higher ________? We try for the highest possible prices.
    Wages - Eric
  • Explain how Macbeth changes throughout the play
    Can you use a quote to back up your ideas?
  • Complete the quote from Macbeth - "______ is ______ and ______ is _______" - The three Witches
    Fair / foul / foul / fair Why do you think this is the same backwards and forwards?
  • Complete the quote from Remains: "I see every round as it ________ through his _______"
    rips / life
  • Complete the quote: "My hands are of your colour, but I ________ to wear a heart so ________" - Lady Macbeth
    shame / white
  • Complete the quote: "Look like the innocent _______, but be the _________ under it"
    flower / serpent
  • Explain the quote - ""And I tell you that the time will soon come when, if men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish. Good night."
    What could "fire and blood and anguish" be an allusion to?
  • Explain the quote from An Inspector Calls: "I don’t suppose for a moment that we can understand why the girl committed suicide. Girls of that class-’"
    What main theme is present here?
  • Complete the quote: "Unsinkable, ________ unsinkable" - Mr Birling
    absolutely
  • Explain this quote from Bayonet Charge - "Suddenly, he awoke and was running - raw"
    Did you focus on an individual word?
  • Explain the quote from Macbeth: "Approach thou like the rugged Russian bear, The armed rhinoceros, or th Hyrcan tiger;"
    Can you use textual evidence to back up your ideas?
  • Explain how Gerald could be an interesting character in An Inspector Calls
    Can you use textual evidence to back up your ideas?
  • How is the supernatural presented in Macbeth?
    Possible ideas: The witches, Banquo's ghost / Duncan's horses eating each other / "dark night strangles the travelling lamp"
  • Explain the main themes or ideas from Charge of the Light Brigade
    Can you use textual evidence to back up your ideas?
  • An Inspector Calls context - Explain socialism
    How does this relate to the play?
  • Explain the quote from Macbeth - "Out damned spot!" - Lady Macbeth
    How does this compare to earlier in the play?
  • Explain the quote from Remains - "His bloody life in my bloody hands"
    What does the pronoun "my" suggest?
  • How is social responsibility presented in An Inspector Calls
    Have you used examples of different characters?
  • What could a main theme or idea be of 'London' by William Blake?
    Possible idea: Cruelty and injustice of the society / criticism of the church, government or monarchy.
  • Explain the quote from An Inspector Calls - "I can't help thinking about this girl destroying herself so horribly - and I've been so happy tonight" - Sheila
    How does Sheila contrast to other characters?
  • Poetry context - What can you tell me about the life of one of the poets?
    How does it relate to their poem?
  • Explain the quote - "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand?"
    Why do you think Shakespeare has used the Greek god "Neptune"?
  • Explain the quote - "I went into your bedroom // Released a songbird from its cage"
    What could the "cage" represent?
  • Explain the quote from Exposure - "the merciless iced east wind that knives us"
    What language technique is being used?
  • Explain how Priestley presents different generations in An Inspector Calls
    Can you back that up with a quote?
  • Macbeth context - Explain the "chain of being"
    How does this relate to Macbeth?
  • Complete the quote from War Photographer - "With _______ of _______ set out in ordered rows
    Spools / suffering
  • Describe how Lady Macbeth changes throughout the play.
    Can you back that up with a quote?
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