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When was Blood Brothers written?
1981
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When was Blood Brothers first performed as a musical?
1983
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Who was the Prime Minister during the time Blood Brothers was written?
Margaret Thatcher
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What economic condition was prevalent during the time Blood Brothers was written?
Very
high
unemployment
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In which area is Blood Brothers set?
Liverpool
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How do the Johnstone and Lyons families represent social classes?
Johnstones represent
working class
; Lyons represent
middle class
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What does the difference between the Johnstone and Lyons families highlight?
The impact of
social class
on life opportunities
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How does the friendship between Mickey and Edward change as they grow older?
Their
differences
become
more
pronounced
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What does Margaret Thatcher believe about success?
Anyone can be
successful
with hard work
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How does Russell demonstrate Mickey's limited prospects?
By showing the lack of opportunities compared to
Edward
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How does Mrs Lyons express her advantages over Mrs Johnstone in the song My Child?
Lists
material possessions
she can provide
Highlights differences in their
lifestyles
Suggests love is secondary to
material wealth
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How do Mickey and Edward's speech patterns reflect their backgrounds?
Mickey uses
swearwords
; Edward is better educated
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What does Edward's comment about jobs reveal about his understanding of unemployment?
He lacks understanding of its importance for
Mickey
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How does Mickey feel about Edward's life when he learns they are twins?
He
feels
jealous
of
Edward's
opportunities
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What does Russell suggest about the impact of social class on Mickey and Edward's lives?
Opportunities
shape
their
lives
more than
personalities
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