Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Quizzes
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Who said 'Order must be maintained, no matter the cost'?
Who said 'Order must be maintained, no matter the cost'?
Major George Rice
What does 'The time for talking is over' mark in Tshembe's character development?
What does 'The time for talking is over' mark in Tshembe's character development?
His transformation & acceptance of violence
What internal struggle does Tshembe face according to his 'two worlds' quote?
What internal struggle does Tshembe face according to his 'two worlds' quote?
Between life in England & roots in Africa
'You have chosen your God, Abioseh. I have chosen mine' highlights what conflict?
'You have chosen your God, Abioseh. I have chosen mine' highlights what conflict?
Ideological clash over Abioseh's Catholicism
What does Abioseh believe about achieving change, contrasting with Tshembe?
What does Abioseh believe about achieving change, contrasting with Tshembe?
Peace is the only way; violence worsens it
What does Madame Neilsen's quote about 'time to go' signify?
What does Madame Neilsen's quote about 'time to go' signify?
Growing awareness of need for decolonisation
What does the Modingo the Hyena fable represent in Tshembe's argument?
What does the Modingo the Hyena fable represent in Tshembe's argument?
Necessity of timely action for freedom
What does Tshembe changing from suit to traditional dress symbolise?
What does Tshembe changing from suit to traditional dress symbolise?
Evolving identity & renewed connection to roots
What does Charlie Morris realise about his understanding of colonial issues?
What does Charlie Morris realise about his understanding of colonial issues?
He barely scratched the surface
How long does Ngago say the oppression has lasted?
How long does Ngago say the oppression has lasted?
Three hundred years