'Hope'

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Recap your knowledge of Beneba Clarke's short story 'Hope'

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Froggy Jumps 'Hope'Online version Recap your knowledge of Beneba Clarke's short story 'Hope' by Kathryn Riosa 1 Which adjectives best describe Mr Lucas a Resilient, aspirational and hopeful b Miserable, downtrodden and discouraged c Resourceful, intelligent and lucky 2 The earthquake in the story is a symbol of: a Forces beyond our control that shape and determine the course of our lives b The imposition of colonial rule c Short sightedness and poor planning 3 What does the following quote reveal about Mille: "Something would come, Millie knew it" a Millie is optimistic in the face of adversity b Millie is naive and vulnerable c Millie is like her father 4 How is Millie different from the other girls at sewing school? a She is grateful for the opportunity b She is a better seamstress c She is favoured by Willimenia 5 Winston's status as an orphan prompts him to become: a Independent, hard working and determined b Vulnerable, dishonest and lazy c Hopeful, unemployable and grateful 6 What does this quote mean: "[Millie] wanted the full of it"? a Millie is hungry for experience b Millie is ungrateful c Millie is deprived 7 Which character in the story is described as having "half a lifetime of regret" a Willimenia b Mr Lucas c Winston 8 What does this quote mean: "Millie had no idea what the future held for her...she never allowed herself to think beyond the next day of living"? a Millie exists in survival mode, taking one day at a time b Millie doesn't know what she wants to do in the future c Millie doesn't want to think about the future 9 Why does Wilemina hide Winston's letters? a She wants to protect Millie and foster her independence b She doesn't like or trust Winston c She wants Millie to live with her forever 10 Millie is assaulted when she goes into labour evidencing: a Her vulnerability as a parentless immigrant b The ruthless behaviour of men c How people who are viewed as outsiders are often considered easy prey

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'Hope'Online version

by Kathryn Riosa

Which adjectives best describe Mr Lucas

The earthquake in the story is a symbol of:

What does the following quote reveal about Mille: "Something would come, Millie knew it"

How is Millie different from the other girls at sewing school?

Winston's status as an orphan prompts him to become:

What does this quote mean: "[Millie] wanted the full of it"?

Which character in the story is described as having "half a lifetime of regret"

What does this quote mean: "Millie had no idea what the future held for her...she never allowed herself to think beyond the next day of living"?

Why does Wilemina hide Winston's letters?

Millie is assaulted when she goes into labour evidencing: