ENGLISH â ENG4C FINAL EXAMINATION Part 2 - Sunway College
ENGLISH â ENG4C FINAL EXAMINATION Part 2 - Sunway College
ENGLISH â ENG4C FINAL EXAMINATION Part 2 - Sunway College
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SECTION 1: Short Answer – Novel Study<br />
10 Marks<br />
Answer one (1) of the following short answer questions from the novel you studied.<br />
Lord of the Flies<br />
1. Early in the novel, Ralph tells the other boys that they need rules: “We’ll<br />
have to have ‘hands up’ like at school”. On what are such rules based?<br />
2. Why do most of the boys refuse to recognize the importance of the signal<br />
fire?<br />
3. Piggy and the conch are both destroyed at the same time. What is the<br />
significance of this?<br />
4. At the end of the novel, the boys are found by the navy. What is the<br />
significance of this?<br />
SECTION 2: Short Answer – Play Study<br />
20 Marks<br />
Answer two (2) of the following short answer questions from the play you studied.<br />
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof<br />
1. Explain three ways that “mendacity” is used in the play.<br />
2. Identify the speaker and explain the significance of the following quotation:<br />
“— In this way, I destroyed him, by telling him truth that he and his<br />
world which he was born and raised in, yours and his world, had told<br />
him could not be told?”<br />
3. Identify the speaker and explain how the following quotation relates to the<br />
theme:<br />
“CHRIST — DAMN — ALL LYING SONS OF — LYING BITCHES! …<br />
Yes, all liars, all liars, all lying dying liars!”<br />
Trifles<br />
1. As Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters empathize with Minnie Wright, the reader<br />
begins to develop an understanding of Minnie’s life. Describe what you have<br />
learned about Minnie as a young girl, as an adult and in her relationship<br />
with her husband. Support your answer with references to the play.<br />
2. How does the cold temperature of the setting connect symbolically to the rest<br />
of the play?<br />
3. Explain what Mrs. Hale means when she says, “We live close together and<br />
we live far apart. We all go through the same things—it’s just a different kind<br />
of the same thing,” and expand your explanation to include references not<br />
only from the play but to include the world at large.<br />
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