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The opening fantasy seeks [     ] to the storm rather than shelter.

A

Accumulated debris, vanished landmarks and mass tree loss create a collective measure of damage.

B

The storm's destruction becomes human and emotionally immediate.

C

The opening fantasy seeks maximum exposure to the storm rather than shelter.

D

Tiles, bins, caravans, car doors and chimney pots become dangerous flotsam.

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2.1.11 The Great Storm by Jo Shapcott Flashcards

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  3. /2.1.11 The Great Storm by Jo Shapcott

20 flashcards on Oxford AQA IGCSE English Literature 2.1.11 The Great Storm by Jo Shapcott: the key terms, quotes and context you need to recall for Paper 1 and Paper 2a (Route A), or Paper 1, Paper 2b and non-exam assessment (Route B).

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