A quiz consolidating the key vocabulary and core concepts revisited during our lesson on this topic.

Which is the best definition of social mobility.

What is Russell's message about social class?

How is fate related to social class in the play?

How is the class system reflected in the lives of the twins?

How does Russell show that the class system is destructive for everyone in society (the working class and the middle class)?

Lesson 7 Quiz - Class (1)

A quiz consolidating the key vocabulary and core concepts revisited during our lesson on this theme.

Which of the below offers the best definition of privilege.

Which of the statements below is correct?

How does privilege link to ignorance in the play?

How does Edward respond to Mickey when he finds out that he is unemployed?

What is the significance of Mickey dismissing the idea of being 'blood brothers' as 'kids' stuff'?

Lesson 8 Quiz - Class (2)

In this lesson, we will continue to revisit the theme of social class. We will develop our understanding of the message that Russell conveys about the theme of class, considering one further key moment linking to the impact that social class has.

English

Y10 English

Key Stage 4

Year 10

Class (Part 2)

Revisiting: Blood Brothers

Revisiting

THEME

UNIT

Mickey & Eddie (Part 1)

Mickey & Eddie (Part 2)

Mrs Johnstone & Mrs Lyons (Part 1)

Mrs Johnstone & Mrs Lyons (Part 2)

The Narrator (Part 1)

The Narrator (Part 2)

Class (Part 1)

Violence (Part 1)

Violence (Part 2)

Power & Powerlessness (Part 1)

Power & Powerlessness (Part 2)

Which is the best definition of the term status quo?

Which of the mothers seeks to preserve the status quo in terms of the class system?

What message about the class system does Russell communicate through the characters of Mrs. Johnstone and Mrs. Lyons?

Which of the below is the Narrator most associated with?

In his role as the Milkman and the Teacher,  how does the Narrator interact with the characters?

Which of the statements below correctly states how Russell foreshadows Mickey's future?

When does Edward most clearly reveal his ignorance towards the struggles that Mickey now faces in his life?

How does Mickey show his submission to the path that his working class identity has laid out for him?

What message does Russell seek to convey through his portrayal of the increasing difference between these characters?

What causes Mickey's estrangement from Edward in the play?

What is Russell's message about the relationships between social classes?

How is one subject to conditioning?

What message does Russell seem to communicate through the mothers?

Which of the statements below best represents Russell's message about the relationship between power and violence.

Which character is the clearest embodiment of the theme of violence in the play?

Which of the statements best describes the relationship between money and power?

How is Mrs. Johnstone's conversation with the Milkman significant in relation to power?

Which character is most associated with the idea of institutional bias?

Which statement is correct in describing how institutional bias affects the families in Blood Brothers?

Where does the Narrator first appear in the play?

Which line appears in the Narrator's  song which is repeated throughout the play?

Lesson overview:Class (Part 2)

Revisiting: Blood Brothers: