Comparative — Shared Concerns and Continuities (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Quizzes

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Comparative — Shared Concerns and Continuities
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Who are the 'Triple Clarissas' in The Hours?

Woolf (writer), Brown (reader), Vaughan

How does Clarissa experience time when she hears Big Ben chime?

Feels 'very young' & 'unspeakably aged'

What film technique does Daldry use to show simultaneous actions across different timelines?

Crosscutting

What is metalepsis in the context of these texts?

Different story levels collapse together

How are Clarissa's parties described in Mrs Dalloway?

'Offering... to the surrounding dark'

What condition does Septimus suffer from in Mrs Dalloway?

Shell shock from World War I

What is the opening line that echoes across all three timelines in The Hours?

'Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy...'

What do the golden-hour epiphanies represent across The Hours' three narratives?

Moments of heightened beauty & understanding

How does The Hours translate Woolf's stream-of-consciousness technique?

Lip-synced voiceovers

What does Woolf call Sir William Bradshaw's oppressive insistence on conformity?

'Proportion'

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