Analysis: Part 2 (Scottish Highers English): Quizzes
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How is Jack characterised in the opening of the story?
How is Jack characterised in the opening of the story?
Dutiful and loving
What does Jack's mother say when asked how she feels during her illness?
What does Jack's mother say when asked how she feels during her illness?
Well, so an no so
How is Death's scythe described when he first appears?
How is Death's scythe described when he first appears?
Shinin' - always sharp and functional
What are the three stages of Jack's defeat of Death?
What are the three stages of Jack's defeat of Death?
Physical fight, breaking scythe, trap
What is the first sign that the natural order has been disrupted?
What is the first sign that the natural order has been disrupted?
Fat wadna melt despite fire
What happens when Jack's mother tries to kill the cockerel?
What happens when Jack's mother tries to kill the cockerel?
Its heid jumpit back on
How far does the disruption caused by Death's absence spread?
How far does the disruption caused by Death's absence spread?
Villages two mile awa are affected
What philosophical statement does Jack's mother make about death?
What philosophical statement does Jack's mother make about death?
Bithout Death there is no life
How does Jack's acknowledgement of responsibility evolve during his journey?
How does Jack's acknowledgement of responsibility evolve during his journey?
From 'Prob'ly I wis wrong' to full accept.
What does Death say to Jack after being freed from the hazelnut?
What does Death say to Jack after being freed from the hazelnut?
Ye've got a lot to learn, Jack