Blood Brothers Flashcards

1
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What is the title of the play written by Willy Russell?

A

Blood Brothers

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2
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In which country is ‘Blood Brothers’ primarily set?

A

England

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3
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True or False: ‘Blood Brothers’ is a musical.

A

True

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4
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Who are the two main characters in ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

Mickey and Eddie

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5
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What is the central theme of ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

Class division and social inequality

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Fill in the blank: The play explores the lives of two boys who are __________.

A

Separated at birth

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7
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What role does superstition play in ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

It foreshadows events and reflects the characters’ beliefs.

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True or False: Mrs. Johnstone is the mother of both main characters.

A

False

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9
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What profession does Eddie’s adoptive family have?

A

Wealthy/upper-class

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10
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What is the significance of the song ‘Tell Me It’s Not True’?

A

It reflects the emotional climax and tragedy of the story.

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11
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Multiple Choice: What event leads to the tragic ending of ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

A confrontation between Mickey and Eddie

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12
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What does the character of the Narrator represent?

A

The voice of fate and social commentary

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13
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Fill in the blank: The play is set in the __________.

A

1960s to 1980s

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14
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What does the term ‘Blood Brothers’ refer to?

A

The deep bond between Mickey and Eddie despite their different upbringings.

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15
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True or False: The ending of ‘Blood Brothers’ is a happy one.

A

False

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16
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Who is the author of ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

Willy Russell

17
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What narrative technique does Russell use in ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

Breaking the fourth wall

18
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What social issues are highlighted in ‘Blood Brothers’?

A

Poverty, class disparity, and fate

19
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Fill in the blank: The character of Mrs. Lyons represents __________.

A

Wealth and privilege

20
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What does the color red symbolize in the play?

A

Danger and foreshadowing

21
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Multiple Choice: Which character is known for their working-class background?

22
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What happens to Mickey at the end of the play?

A

He is shot.

23
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Fill in the blank: The play uses a __________ structure.

24
Q

True or False: ‘Blood Brothers’ is based on a real-life story.

25
What is the primary conflict in 'Blood Brothers'?
The clash between the two boys' different social classes.
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What role does fate play in the characters' lives?
It determines their outcomes, despite their choices.
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What is a key message of 'Blood Brothers'?
That social class can dictate one's fate.