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Refresh your knowledge of Tessa Hadley's story 'An Abduction'

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Refresh your knowledge of Tessa Hadley's story 'An Abduction'

by Kathryn Riosa
1

What is the title of the series that Jane wishes she was able to read instead of being outside?

2

What does Jane covet?

3

The Jokari paddle is a symbol of:

4

What does this quote mean: "Robin was allowed a special dispensation"

5

Finish this quote: "Jane knew that these girls were ahead of her in the ____ trek towards adulthood"

6

The boys view Jane as:

7

Which of the following symbolises Jane's innocence and child-like status:

8

Jane's repulsion at the "naked fat ham's sickly flesh" is evocative of her repulsion for:

9

"Jane knew from observing her mother that it was her role to fill awkward silences" What does this mean?

10

Finish this quotation: "Jane was suffused with a sensation that was mingled _____ and ____"

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