Intro Quiz: Social class & authority

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Exit Quiz: Social class & authority

Lesson summary: Social class & authority

In this lesson, we will gain a greater understanding of the concept of social class, and will seek to understand how class may shape an individual's treatment by authority figures.

English

Y10 English

Key Stage 4

Year 10

A quiz consolidating the key vocabulary and core concepts learned during our lesson focussing on the efforts made by Mrs. Johnstone and Mrs. Lyons to separate the twins.

Which term is most associated with the word fate?

Which word has a similar meaning to the word futile?

Which character appears at key points in the play and serves as the voice of fate?

Which statement best reflects how each of the mothers responded to the meeting of the twins?

Which statement best reflects the motive that each of the mothers have for separating the boys.

Lesson 10 Quiz - Friendship Across the Divide

A quiz consolidating your understanding of the key vocabulary and core concepts we learned during this lesson.

Which of the below is an example of authority?

Which of the statements below is accurate in describing prejudice?

Which character do we see holds prejudicial attitudes towards the working class in the part of the text where Edward almost throws the stone at the window?

Which of the characters treat the policeman with disrespect?

Which of the statements best describes how the Policeman interacts with the Johnstones and the Lyons?

Lesson 11 Quiz - Social Class & Authority

Social class & authority

Blood Brothers

First Teaching

THEME

UNIT

Britain in the 1980s

Russell's background

The musical form & staging

The Prologue

Mrs. Johnstone

Mrs. Lyons

The Pact is made

Class & power

The twins meet

Friendship across the divide

Sammy

Education

Mrs Lyons confronts Mrs Johnstone

Different paths

Mickey's frustration rises

Mickey's life spirals out of control

Linda, Eddie & Mickey

A tragic end

Russell's intentions

Social class & authority

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