Comparative Themes (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Quizzes
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What narrative devices does 'Dracula' use to piece together different perspectives?
What narrative devices does 'Dracula' use to piece together different perspectives?
Journal entries, letters, & newspapers
In 'Beloved,' what does the character Beloved represent?
In 'Beloved,' what does the character Beloved represent?
Embodied memory of Sethe's dead daughter
What supernatural ability does Mina Harker develop in 'Dracula'?
What supernatural ability does Mina Harker develop in 'Dracula'?
A psychic connection with Dracula
What does the address '124' refer to in 'Beloved'?
What does the address '124' refer to in 'Beloved'?
A house haunted by Sethe's daughter
In 'Dracula,' what does the quote 'The blood is the life!' emphasise?
In 'Dracula,' what does the quote 'The blood is the life!' emphasise?
The vital & corrupting power of blood
What do Sethe's back scars symbolise in 'Beloved'?
What do Sethe's back scars symbolise in 'Beloved'?
Physical & emotional wounds of slavery
In 'Dracula,' what does Mina Harker represent in Victorian society?
In 'Dracula,' what does Mina Harker represent in Victorian society?
The 'New Woman' of the era
What does Sethe's infanticide represent in 'Beloved'?
What does Sethe's infanticide represent in 'Beloved'?
An act of love & protection
Who leads the vampire-hunting group in 'Dracula'?
Who leads the vampire-hunting group in 'Dracula'?
Dr Abraham Van Helsing
What marks the turning point from isolation in 'Beloved'?
What marks the turning point from isolation in 'Beloved'?
Denver seeking help from the community