Question 1

Who is the author of the play 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

Willy Russell

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Harold Pinter

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Alan Ayckbourn

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David Mamet

Question 2

What is the primary theme of 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

Class and social inequality

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Love and romance

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Friendship and loyalty

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War and conflict

Question 3

What event triggers the tragic ending of 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

The revelation of the brothers' true identities

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A birth announcement

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A wedding

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A financial collapse

Question 4

Which character in 'Blood Brothers' is known for her strong maternal instincts?

Accepted Answer

Mrs. Johnstone

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Mrs. Lyons

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Mickey

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Edward

Question 5

What does the character Mickey struggle with throughout the play?

Accepted Answer

Addiction and unemployment

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Family relationships

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Wealth and privilege

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Education and knowledge

Question 6

What is the significance of the song 'Tell Me It's Not True' in 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

It foreshadows the tragedy of the twins' fate

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It represents their hopes and dreams

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It celebrates their reunion

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It highlights their childhood memories

Question 7

In 'Blood Brothers', what does the use of the motif of shoes symbolize?

Accepted Answer

Social status and class

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Dreams and aspirations

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Conflict and violence

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Friendship and loyalty

Question 8

What role does the narrator play in 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

He comments on the action and provides insight

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He is a character involved in the plot

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He serves as a comic relief

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He represents a moral authority

Question 9

How does the character Mrs. Lyons try to control the life of Edward in 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

By keeping his true identity a secret

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By encouraging him to rebel

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By giving him financial independence

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By promoting his friendships

Question 10

What do the contrasting lives of Mickey and Edward represent in 'Blood Brothers'?

Accepted Answer

The impact of social environment on individuals

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The power of love

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The inevitability of fate

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The importance of family bonds

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