"Murder Most Unladylike" Quiz
In "Murder Most Unladylike" by Robin Stevens, two schoolgirls at a 1930s English boarding school team up to solve a mysterious murder on campus, uncovering secrets and danger along the way.
mystery | 350 pages | Published in 2014
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Essay questions
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- How does the setting of Deepdean School contribute to the overall atmosphere of 'Murder Most Unladylike'?
- Discuss the character development of Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong throughout the novel.
- In what ways does 'Murder Most Unladylike' challenge traditional gender roles and expectations?
- Examine the use of first-person narration in the story. How does it affect the reader's understanding of the mystery?
- Analyze the theme of friendship in 'Murder Most Unladylike'. How does it influence the characters' actions?
- How does Robin Stevens incorporate elements of classic detective fiction into the novel?
- What role does social class play in the dynamics between characters at Deepdean School?
- Discuss the portrayal of authority figures in the book. How do they impact the investigation led by Daisy and Hazel?
- Explore the significance of secrets and lies in the narrative. How do they drive the plot forward?
- How does the novel address the theme of justice, and what message does it convey about truth and fairness?
- Consider the role of technology and communication in the story. How do they aid or hinder the characters?
- What literary devices does Robin Stevens use to build suspense and maintain reader interest?
- Analyze the relationship between the mystery plot and the coming-of-age elements in 'Murder Most Unladylike'.
- How does the ending of the novel resolve the central conflicts, and what implications does it have for the characters' futures?
