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

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Who says 'But of course he knew I was a woman' when discussing access to power?

Joan

What does Griselda represent in the play's exploration of women under patriarchy?

The traditional ideal of submissive wife

What does Gret's 'big mouth' in her quotation symbolise?

Gateway through hardship to liberation

Marlene tells Jeanine 'new girls coming in underneath you'. What does this reveal?

Women must compete, not cooperate

Joyce's idiom 'if your face fits' suggests success depends on what?

Class and conformity to norms

Who asks 'What's it going to do to him working for a woman?' about Howard?

Mrs Kidd

Why is Angie's statement about the office being where she 'most wants to be' ironic?

She doesn't know Marlene is her mother

Marlene claims the eighties will be 'stupendous'. What political view does this show?

Optimism about Thatcherite policies

Marlene refuses to help 'stupid or lazy' working-class women. What's hypocritical about this?

Joyce sacrificed to raise her child

What is significant about Angie's final word 'Frightening' in the play?

It's the play's conclusion and warning

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