DNA - Morality Literature Analysis
English
Grade 8
9 questions
~18 mins
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A worksheet focusing on the moral themes within the literary work 'DNA', emphasizing analysis of language and literary techniques tailored for Grade 8 students.
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DNA - Morality Literature Analysis
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Understanding Morality in 'DNA'
Scene Summary: In the play 'DNA', the characters grapple with issues of morality, justice, and truth amidst a tense community setting. The narrative explores how personal biases and societal pressures influence moral decision-making. A pivotal scene depicts the characters debating the morality of their actions, illustrating complex emotional and ethical dilemmas. Context Guide: 'DNA' delves into themes of morality, identity, and racial tension. The characters' dialogues reveal their internal conflicts and societal influences shaping their choices. Key phrases like 'the truth will set us free' and 'justice is not always fair' encapsulate the central moral questions. The text encourages readers to reflect on how external pressures impact moral judgments and the importance of integrity in difficult situations.
1.
Identify one phrase from the passage that highlights the play's central moral theme.
[2 marks]2.
What does the phrase 'justice is not always fair' suggest about the play's view on morality?
[2 marks]3.
Describe in a few sentences how societal pressures influence the characters' moral decisions.
[3 marks]4.
Identify a literary technique used in the summary that emphasizes the play's themes.
[1 mark]Aa) Metaphor
Bb) Repetition of key phrases
Cc) Alliteration
Dd) Irony
5.
Analyze how the phrase 'the truth will set us free' functions as a moral statement in the context of the play.
[5 marks]6.
Explain the significance of the phrase 'justice is not always fair' in relation to moral ambiguity.
[2 marks]7.
Identify and describe one literary device used in the summary.
[1 mark]Aa) Hyperbole
Bb) Repetition
Cc) Personification
Dd) Onomatopoeia
8.
Reflect on how the play's exploration of morality can help readers understand real-world ethical issues.
[4 marks]9.
Write a brief paragraph explaining how understanding morality in literature can influence personal values and behavior.
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