Key Quotations (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Quizzes

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Which approaches are equally valid for showing text knowledge in your exam?

Summarising, paraphrasing, referencing & quoting

What do paired quotations particularly help demonstrate in essays?

Connections, changes or contrasts

What does Blanche's journey through 'Desire' to 'Cemeteries' allegorically represent?

Her social death & banishment

What does 'improvident' mean when Blanche describes her DuBois ancestors?

Lacking foresight, not planning ahead

How is Stanley described in the stage directions regarding his masculinity?

A richly feathered male bird among hens

What does the paper lantern over the light bulb symbolise for Blanche?

The illusion she creates around herself

What does Blanche say she wants instead of realism in Scene 9?

Magic and illusion

What does Stella's line 'I couldn't believe her story and go on living with Stanley' reveal?

She chooses a convenient fiction to survive

Why does Mitch say 'Poker shouldn't be played in a house with women'?

He blames the game, not Stanley's violence

What irony exists in Blanche's final line about 'the kindness of strangers'?

Dependence on strangers caused her downfall

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