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The group’s own choices create and perpetuate the inescapable cycle in which they become trapped."}]},{"id":"c28c3007-907e-42c8-a55a-7b70fba73c2d","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The play's inciting incident is Jan and Mark panicking that [ ].","back":"The play's inciting incident is Jan and Mark panicking that someone is dead.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"someone is dead","correct":true,"explanation":"Jan and Mark’s panicked announcement that a person has died introduces the central crisis, prompting the group’s attempted cover-up and subsequent violence."},{"text":"someone is missing","correct":false,"explanation":"Treating the situation as a disappearance removes the apparent death that triggers the cover-up. Jan and Mark initially panic because they believe someone is dead."},{"text":"someone is injured","correct":false,"explanation":"An injury would not create the same urgent need to conceal a supposed killing. 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Brian must get the postman's genetic material.
Cathy must plant Adam's DNA on a sweater.

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Brian must get the postman's genetic material.
Cathy must plant Adam's DNA on a sweater.

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Danny must get the postman's genetic material.
Leah must plant Adam's DNA on a sweater.

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Cathy must get the postman's genetic material.
Brian must plant Adam's DNA on a sweater.

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Brian must plant Adam's genetic material.
Cathy must get the postman's DNA from a sweater.

","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses both the source and destination of the evidence. Brian gets the postman’s genetic material, and Cathy plants Adam’s DNA on a sweater."}]},{"id":"d0cbbef2-bb7b-4970-80eb-de64acc52e4e","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The Section 3 street twist is that Adam is [ ], not dead.","back":"The Section 3 street twist is that Adam is alive, not dead.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"alive","correct":true,"explanation":"Adam unexpectedly appears alive on the street, overturning the group’s belief that they killed him and creating a new threat to their cover-up."},{"text":"innocent","correct":false,"explanation":"Adam is a victim rather than a willing participant, but that is not the Section 3 revelation. The twist is that he is alive, despite being presumed dead."},{"text":"missing","correct":false,"explanation":"The group already knew Adam’s whereabouts were uncertain after leaving him in the woods. The decisive twist is that he is alive rather than dead."},{"text":"unconscious","correct":false,"explanation":"Adam is severely damaged and confused, but he is not merely discovered unconscious. The central reversal is that he is alive after the group assumed he had died."}]},{"id":"57c35254-b259-4db3-b08d-80cad705e0f1","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What does Leah's feral chimpanzee monologue foreshadow?","back":"The group's raw, animalistic violence.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The group's raw, animalistic violence.","correct":true,"explanation":"The chimpanzee image anticipates the group abandoning civilised restraint and acting with brutal, instinctive aggression, particularly in their later treatment of Adam."},{"text":"The group's careful, rational cooperation.","correct":false,"explanation":"The monologue does not predict calm teamwork, even though Phil organises the group methodically. Its feral imagery foreshadows their raw, animalistic violence."},{"text":"The group's public, political rebellion.","correct":false,"explanation":"The group does not launch a political protest or challenge society openly. The chimpanzee imagery foreshadows their private descent into raw, animalistic violence."},{"text":"The group's growing, parental compassion.","correct":false,"explanation":"Their behaviour becomes increasingly cruel rather than nurturing or protective. Leah’s feral chimpanzee monologue anticipates the group’s raw, animalistic violence towards Adam."}]},{"id":"8e58e065-9be3-4305-9b98-3a6ffefdf36b","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What condition is Adam in when the group finds him in the woods?","back":"

Brain-damaged and dirty.
Feral and confused about his identity.

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Brain-damaged and dirty.
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Uninjured and clean.
Calm and certain about his identity.

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Exhausted and hungry.
Angry and determined to report them.

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Badly bruised and frightened.
Silent and fully aware of his identity.

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By Section 4, he has suffered a nervous breakdown and found God."},{"text":"Political success and gained power.","correct":false,"explanation":"John Tate does not retain his authority or become more dominant. He suffers a nervous breakdown and finds God, showing how completely his former confidence collapses."},{"text":"University scholarship and studied law.","correct":false,"explanation":"John Tate’s fate is psychological and spiritual rather than academic. By Section 4, he has experienced a nervous breakdown and turned towards God."}]},{"id":"5832edea-c412-4b69-af63-1168f54cf95b","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What is Danny's situation by Section 4?","back":"He is at dental school but hates clinical dentistry.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"He is at dental school but hates clinical dentistry.","correct":true,"explanation":"Danny achieves his stated ambition of attending dental school, but he hates its clinical reality. 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He is on strong medication and stares at the wall because of severe psychological damage."},{"text":"Using energy supplements, running every day.","correct":false,"explanation":"Brian does not become energised or physically active. His strong medication and fixed staring reveal that the group’s crimes have left him psychologically incapacitated."}]},{"id":"1f729acc-b175-4f2b-a5a8-36acb1e72020","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"How has Cathy changed by Section 4?","back":"She becomes a tyrannical, violent leader without remorse.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"She becomes a tyrannical, violent leader without remorse.","correct":true,"explanation":"Cathy has taken over Phil’s controlling role but exercises power more openly and brutally. Her violence and lack of remorse show her moral corruption."},{"text":"She becomes a quiet, remorseful outsider seeking forgiveness.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cathy does not withdraw or become remorseful after Adam’s murder. She becomes the group’s tyrannical, violent leader and shows no guilt about her actions."},{"text":"She becomes a patient, peaceful leader opposed to cruelty.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cathy has not developed into a compassionate leader who rejects violence. Instead, she rules tyrannically, uses violence and displays no remorse."},{"text":"She becomes a powerless, frightened follower without influence.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cathy does not lose influence or submit to the others. By Section 4, she has seized leadership and controls the group through tyranny and violence."}]},{"id":"0685d833-edf1-44fd-a1fc-b4b4d74d075a","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What does Phil's final silence symbolise?","back":"The characters' spiritual and moral death.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The characters' spiritual and moral death.","correct":true,"explanation":"Phil’s silence suggests that the group’s violence and deception have emptied the characters of moral feeling and spiritual vitality, leaving them emotionally dead."},{"text":"The characters' reconciliation and moral redemption.","correct":false,"explanation":"The ending does not present the group as reconciled or redeemed. Phil’s silence symbolises their spiritual and moral death after sustained violence, deceit and dehumanisation."},{"text":"The characters' freedom from guilt and fear.","correct":false,"explanation":"Phil’s silence does not indicate that the characters have escaped guilt and gained freedom. It represents the spiritual and moral death caused by their actions."},{"text":"The characters' renewed friendship and group unity.","correct":false,"explanation":"The silence is not a sign of renewed friendship or collective strength. It conveys the characters’ spiritual and moral death as their former human connections disappear."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-12","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Plot Summary","title":"Plot Summary Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/english-literature/aqa/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L37"}]}],"topicId":"1c770104-10b3-5d7b-93e8-e00a19a500d0","walled":"$L38"}],"$L39","$L3a"]