The Grapes of Wrath – Writer’s Techniques (OCR A-Level English Literature): Quizzes

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The Grapes of Wrath – Writer's Techniques
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What are intercalary chapters in the novel's structure?

Odd-numbered chapters with wider context

What is polysyndeton in Steinbeck's biblical syntax?

Repeated use of 'and' for rhythm

Which Okie dialect technique uses 'fambly' and 'prob'ly'?

Phonetic spelling

What does the turtle in Chapter 3 symbolise?

Migrant resilience and persistence

What pronoun progression shows collective consciousness evolution?

'I' to 'we' to 'one'

In Chapter 18, what does the 'Okie' litany demonstrate?

Semantic degradation through repetition

What biblical imagery does Rose of Sharon's ending evoke?

Madonna and Child; Last Supper

What effect do intercalary chapters create?

Cinematic montage

How does Okie dialect contrast with Gatsby's 'old sport'?

Dialect humanises; 'old sport' signals phoniness

What does the 'American Adam archetype' represent?

Renewal and innocence

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