DNA: Characters (OCR GCSE English Literature): Quizzes
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What does Phil's quote 'until you drop through' demonstrate about his character?
What does Phil's quote 'until you drop through' demonstrate about his character?
His willingness to go to extremes
Which character represents the moral voice of the group despite feeling powerless?
Which character represents the moral voice of the group despite feeling powerless?
Leah
Why does John Tate ban the word 'dead'?
Why does John Tate ban the word 'dead'?
To deny the reality of the situation
What is John Tate's leadership based on?
What is John Tate's leadership based on?
Fear rather than respect
What does Cathy's statement 'I'm not afraid of anything' reveal?
What does Cathy's statement 'I'm not afraid of anything' reveal?
Her reckless and dangerous nature
What does Brian's repetition 'I can't do it' in his quote emphasise?
What does Brian's repetition 'I can't do it' in his quote emphasise?
His emotional exhaustion
What does Brian's outburst 'That's disgusting!' show he still has?
What does Brian's outburst 'That's disgusting!' show he still has?
A sense of right and wrong
What could Adam's statement 'I fell' symbolise for all characters?
What could Adam's statement 'I fell' symbolise for all characters?
Their fall from innocence
What type of character is Richard described as?
What type of character is Richard described as?
A follower rather than a leader
What does Danny prioritise when he says 'I've got too much to lose'?
What does Danny prioritise when he says 'I've got too much to lose'?
His own ambitions
What does Jan and Mark's phrase 'just having a laugh' highlight?
What does Jan and Mark's phrase 'just having a laugh' highlight?
Their immaturity
Which character offers 'conditional mercy' to ensure Brian's silence?
Which character offers 'conditional mercy' to ensure Brian's silence?
Phil
What coping mechanism do Jan and Mark use to avoid facing the truth?
What coping mechanism do Jan and Mark use to avoid facing the truth?
Denial