Journey's End: Writer's Methods & Techniques (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Journey's End: Writer's Methods & Techniques
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What does Stanhope call Osborne that foreshadows the emotional impact of his death?

'the one man I could trust'

What does the discussion of Raleigh's enthusiasm foreshadow in the play?

His eventual disillusionment

How is the futility of war conveyed through subtext in Journey's End?

Through repetitive routines & lack of progress

How does Sherriff show fear of death indirectly in the play?

Via Hibbert's escapes & Stanhope's whisky

What is R.C. Sherriff's use of realism in Journey's End based on?

His personal experiences in World War I

What does the character Stanhope symbolise in Journey's End?

The psychological toll of leadership

What does the character Hibbert represent in the play?

Fear and avoidance

What does whisky symbolise in Journey's End?

Stanhope coping with fears & duties

What do Osborne's watch and ring symbolise in the play?

His life & family outside the war

What does the collapsing trench at the end of the play symbolise?

Destruction of men & their fragile hopes

How does the play's structure mirror the rhythms of war?

Long anticipation interrupted by violence

Which contrast does Sherriff use to show different ways of coping with stress?

Trotter's cheer vs Stanhope's fragility

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