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Never Let Me Go - Understanding The Text
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Q.1.
To what does the title of the novel refer?
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It is the title of a song from one of Kathy's most prized possessions, a cassette tape
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These are the words Kathy says to Tommy at the end of the novel
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These are the words with which Miss Lucy takes leave of Hailsham
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These are the words with which Ruth says goodbye to Kathy
Q.2.
Who are the donors?
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Wealthy benefactors
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Clones who have been created for the purposes of providing organs
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The guardians of Hailsham
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The models from which people were cloned
Q.3.
Why can the clones not have children?
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They are forbidden by law
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They are sterile
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They do not wish to bring children into the world
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Male and female clones are kept in separate compounds
Q.4.
''Completion" usually is expected to occur after which donation?
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The first
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The second
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The third
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The fourth
Q.5.
Who are the guardians?
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Gallery owners
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Those who do the work at the Cottages
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Adults who care for and teach the clones
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Those who care for the donors while they are in recovery
Q.6.
When does a carer become a donor?
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Carers automatically become donors at the age of thirty
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Carers are completely free to choose to become donors
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Carers are completely free to choose when to become donors
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Carers sometimes choose when to become donors, but can also be ordered to become donors
Q.7.
What happens after the end of the novel?
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Kathy continues as a carer for the foreseeable future
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Kathy finds Hailsham
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Kathy begins the donation process
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Kathy runs away
Q.8.
Where do the students believe their best creative work goes?
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To the homes of carers
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To decorate the walls of recovery centres
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They believe it is destroyed
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Madame's gallery
Q.9.
What is a "possible"?
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One of the jobs open to the students after leaving Hailsham
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The model from which a clone was made
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Another name for the fourth donation
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A school which only exists in rumour
Q.10.
Do the guardians lie directly to the students about their futures?
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Yes, the guardians give the students false hope about their futures
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Yes, but only by never discussing their futures
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No, the guardians do not lie and are careful not to mislead the students
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No, but the guardians do not encourage the students to understand fully what their futures hold
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