Comparative Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Quizzes
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In Never Let Me Go, what does 'completion' represent for the clone characters?
In Never Let Me Go, what does 'completion' represent for the clone characters?
Their disconnection from human experience
How does the Martian invasion benefit humanity in The War of the Worlds?
How does the Martian invasion benefit humanity in The War of the Worlds?
It accelerates evolutionary progress
Why was art removed from the clones in Never Let Me Go?
Why was art removed from the clones in Never Let Me Go?
To prove they had souls at all
What does the microscope analogy in The War of the Worlds emphasise?
What does the microscope analogy in The War of the Worlds emphasise?
Fear and insignificance vs the unknown
What does the comparison to 'monkeys and lemurs' show in The War of the Worlds?
What does the comparison to 'monkeys and lemurs' show in The War of the Worlds?
Shift in natural hierarchy
What does 'Your lives are set out for you' reveal about the clones?
What does 'Your lives are set out for you' reveal about the clones?
Their predetermined fate & lack of autonomy
What does the river metaphor in Never Let Me Go represent?
What does the river metaphor in Never Let Me Go represent?
The struggle to maintain connections
How is technological advancement portrayed in both texts?
How is technological advancement portrayed in both texts?
As a double-edged sword
What does 'dethronement' represent in The War of the Worlds?
What does 'dethronement' represent in The War of the Worlds?
The fragility of human identity
What symbolises isolation in The War of the Worlds?
What symbolises isolation in The War of the Worlds?
The red weed