English, 07.05.2021 20:50, tonnie179

THE DOLL’S HOUSE (1922) By Katherine Mansfield How is the doll house itself important ? (3)

In the beginning of the story Aunt Beryl hates the smell of the paint. How is this symbolic of her character and upbringing? (3)

How is Kezia a more complex character then the others? How do you know? (4)

What is the significance and symbolism of the lamp when Kezia sees it and when Else says she got to see it? (4)

What is the narrative hook? (2)

Why did the author make the dolls that came with the house not fit or belong? (3)

What message does the writer want to convey through Else's speech at the end of the short story? (3)

Give two reasons why Kezia disregards social rules and invites the Kelvey girls in to see the doll's house. (4)

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