An Inspector Calls: Key Quotations (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards
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What is the theme of love in Shakespeare's works?
What is the theme of love in Shakespeare's works?
Love can lead to joy or tragedy; it's often complex.
How does the setting affect the mood in a literary piece?
How does the setting affect the mood in a literary piece?
Setting can create tension, conflict, and emotional depth.
Define 'tragic hero' in literature.
Define 'tragic hero' in literature.
A protagonist with a fatal flaw leading to their downfall.
What role does symbolism play in literature?
What role does symbolism play in literature?
Symbols develop themes and represent larger ideas.
Explain the significance of foreshadowing.
Explain the significance of foreshadowing.
It hints at future events, creating suspense for readers.
Identify a key characteristic of Gothic literature.
Identify a key characteristic of Gothic literature.
It often features dark settings and supernatural elements.
What is the use of irony in literature?
What is the use of irony in literature?
Irony highlights contradictions between expectations and reality.
How do character arcs contribute to storytelling?
How do character arcs contribute to storytelling?
They show growth and change, enhancing plot development.
What is the role of the narrator?
What is the role of the narrator?
The narrator guides the story, influencing perspective and tone.
Explain the term 'dramatic irony'.
Explain the term 'dramatic irony'.
It's when the audience knows something the characters do not.