Plot Summary (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes
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What euphemism is used for when clones die after donating organs?
What euphemism is used for when clones die after donating organs?
Completing
How old is Kathy H. when she reflects on her life as the narrator?
How old is Kathy H. when she reflects on her life as the narrator?
Thirty-one years old
What is Hailsham in the novel?
What is Hailsham in the novel?
A boarding school for young clones
How does Kathy's personality contrast with Ruth's?
How does Kathy's personality contrast with Ruth's?
Kathy is quiet; Ruth is dramatic
Why was Tommy initially ostracised by his peers at Hailsham?
Why was Tommy initially ostracised by his peers at Hailsham?
He lacked artistic abilities
Who collects the best student artwork from Hailsham?
Who collects the best student artwork from Hailsham?
Madame
What does Miss Lucy believe about telling students their fate?
What does Miss Lucy believe about telling students their fate?
They deserve explicit truth about it
What song does Kathy dance to while imagining holding a baby?
What song does Kathy dance to while imagining holding a baby?
Never Let Me Go
What are 'possibles' in the novel?
What are 'possibles' in the novel?
Original humans clones were made from
What do rumours suggest couples in love might receive?
What do rumours suggest couples in love might receive?
Deferrals from donations
What does Tommy create to potentially prove genuine love?
What does Tommy create to potentially prove genuine love?
Drawings of imaginary animals
What does Miss Emily reveal about deferrals?
What does Miss Emily reveal about deferrals?
They never existed
Why did Madame actually collect student artwork?
Why did Madame actually collect student artwork?
To prove clones possessed souls