Lesson 2.4.4
2.4.4 Never Let Me Go (Kazuo Ishiguro) Quiz: Pearson Edexcel English Literature, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Who is the author of the 2005 novel Never Let Me Go?
- Ian McEwan
- Zadie Smith
- Kazuo Ishiguro
- Julian Barnes
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Who is the first-person narrator of Never Let Me Go?
- Ruth C
- Kathy H
- Madame Marie-Claude
- Tommy D
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What kind of institution is Hailsham in Never Let Me Go?
- A military academy
- A psychiatric hospital
- A boarding school
- A prison facility
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What purpose are the clone students at Hailsham created to fulfill?
- Scientific research
- Political leadership
- Organ donation
- Military service
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In the euphemistic language of Never Let Me Go, what does 'completion' mean?
- A donor's death
- Promotion to carer
- Graduation from school
- Recovery from surgery
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What rumour offers Hailsham students hope of delaying their organ donations?
- Deferrals
- Exchanges
- Possibles
- Completes
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In Never Let Me Go, what was artwork believed to prove about the clones?
- Divine origin
- Physical strength
- High intelligence
- Possessing souls
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Who acts as the first-person narrator of Never Let Me Go?
- Miss Lucy
- Tommy D
- Kathy H
- Ruth C
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Who collects the students' best artwork at Hailsham for the Gallery?
- Miss Lucy
- Madame
- Keffers
- Miss Emily
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What primary purpose are the Hailsham students created and raised to serve?
- Military service
- Organ donation
- Scientific research
- Manual labour
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Which character completes the central friendship trio alongside Kathy and Tommy?
- Laura
- Ruth
- Chrissie
- Rodney
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What literary effect is created by setting the dystopian narrative in the quiet English countryside?
- Pastoral idealisation
- Gothic horror
- Industrial alienation
- Uncanny normality
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What role do clones perform before eventually becoming organ donors themselves?
- Guardians
- Carers
- Orderlies
- Teachers
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Never Let Me Go is named after a fictional song by which artist?
- Peggy Lee
- Nina Simone
- Ella Fitzgerald
- Judy Bridgewater
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Which character reveals to Tommy and Kathy that deferrals never existed?
- Madame
- Miss Emily
- Keffers
- Miss Lucy
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Which movement did Miss Emily and Madame run to defend clone humanity?
- The Morningdale movement
- The Donor alliance
- The Hailsham project
- The Norfolk campaign
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Where does Kathy drive to at the end of the novel after Tommy completes?
- Hailsham
- Dover
- Norfolk
- The Cottages
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What euphemism is used in the novel for a clone's death following donations?
- Expiration
- Completion
- Retirement
- Termination
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What happens to the artwork created by the children at Hailsham?
- Kept in bedrooms
- Sold for profit
- Burned publicly
- Taken to the Gallery
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How many donations does Ruth complete before her death?
- Three
- One
- Two
- Four
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