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

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What does Frederic say soldiers were before reaching battle?

Beaten to start with

What does rain symbolise throughout the novel?

Death and misfortune

Who does the world kill, according to the 'broken places' passage?

The very good, gentle, and brave

What do Catherine and Frederic want to do to each other?

Ruin each other

What is Hemingway's 'iceberg theory'?

Showing tip; meaning beneath surface

How is nihilism defined in the note?

Life lacks inherent meaning or purpose

What does a character say to reject separateness in their relationship?

There isn't any me. I'm you.

How does the Priest define love?

Wishing to sacrifice and serve

What does Passini say is worse than defeat?

Nothing; war is worse than anything

What paradox does the statement 'War is not won by victory' express?

Traditional success is meaningless

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