1. Arrange students into groups. Each group needs at least ONE person who has a mobile device.
2. If their phone camera doesn't automatically detect and decode QR codes, ask students to
4. Cut them out and place them around your class / school.
1. Give each group a clipboard and a piece of paper so they can write down the decoded questions and their answers to them.
2. Explain to the students that the codes are hidden around the school. Each team will get ONE point for each question they correctly decode and copy down onto their sheet, and a further TWO points if they can then provide the correct answer and write this down underneath the question.
3. Away they go! The winner is the first team to return with the most correct answers in the time available. This could be within a lesson, or during a lunchbreak, or even over several days!
4. A detailed case study in how to set up a successful QR Scavenger Hunt using this tool can be found here.
Question | Answer |
1. Why was Delaney's choice of protagonist (lead character) seen as controversial? | Because she was female. | 2. What was controversial about the relationship Jo had with the boy? | It was interracial. | 3. What was Delaney's play seen as a protest against, despite this not being her intention? | A protest against working class poverty. | 4. What is "Kitchen Sink Theatre"? | Theatre that uses family and domestic settings in order to examine social and class issues. | 5. Why is "A Taste of Honey" seen as kitchen sink theatre? | It portrays the lives of working class people in a deprived area struggling with personal problems. | 6. In the opening scene, which two characters find themselves impoverished, helpless and hopeless? | Helen and Jo. | 7. What 1st impression do we get of Helen and Jo's relationship? | They are constantly arguing. | 8. What is quite shocking about Helen's view of Jo? | She does not seem to care what happens to her. | 9. It is hinted that Helen is proud of Jo for one reason. What is it? | Her artistic skill. | 10. What is unusual about how Jo addresses Helen? | She calls her 'Helen', not 'mum'. | 11. What do we learn about Helen in the opening scene? | She is a 'semi-whore', leads a rootless life, is constantly on the move and hiding from someone. | 12. What proposition does Peter make to Helen which we find hard to take seriously? | Marriage proposal. | 13. How does Jo feel about Peter? | She resents his arrival. she is jealous of him. | 14. How does Peter feel about Jo? | She is an obstacle in the way of him getting to Helen. | 15. Helen and Jo's poverty is as a result of a typical 1950s expectation. What is it? | Women should be dependant on men and men should provide for woman. | 16. In scene 2, we are introduced to The Boy. Who is he? | Jo's boyfriend. The father of Jo's baby. | 17. Why would he be seen as an inappropriate choice of partner for Jo? | He is black. | 18. What reason does Jo given for opposing Helen's marriage to Peter? | He is 10 years younger than her. | 19. What does Helen propose to do with Jo when she marries Peter? | Leave her in the flat. | 20. How will Jo support herself since she has decided to leave school? | She has a part-time job in a bar. | 21. Why is Jo suspicious of Peter? | She sees him as a womaniser and he does not deny it. | 22. How does Helen feel about Jo's engagement? | She is violently opposed to it and says the news has spoiled her wedding day. | 23. What does Jo not expect The Boy to do after his tour of duty? | Return to marry her. | 24. What does Helen reveal about Jo's father and how does this affect Jo's view of herself. | Her father was 'retarded' and Jo worries she may have inherited a mad streak. | 25. What is it that attracts Helen to Peter? | His money. | 26. How does Jo react to the marriage? | She is distraught and wants to go on honeymoon with them. | 27. What is different about Jo compared to Helen? | She has higher ambitions for herself. | 28. What do learn about Jo in the opening scene of Act 2 which will impact on her ambitions? | She is pregnant. | 29. Who moves in with Jo, offering the support she needs? | Geof. | 30. What does Geof offer to do for Jo? | Marry her. | 31. Why does Geof tell Helen about Jo's pregnancy? | He feels she has a right to know as Jo's mother. | 32. How does Helen treat Jo when she sees her? | Negatively, she bullies her. | 33. What does Helen offer to send Jo regularly? | Money | 34. How does Peter behave when he arrives? | Drunk, unpleasantly and insulting everyone. | 35. Where does Helen offer to take Jo and how does Peter react to this? | Helen offers to take Jo home; Peter is furious. | 36. What ultimatum does Peter offer to Helen? | It's him or Jo - she can't have both. | 37. Who does Helen choose and why - Peter or Jo? | Peter because he has money. | 38. How is Jo's lack of prejudice shown? | In her attitude to Geof who is a homosexual and her relationship with The Boy who is black. | 39. Why does Geof hate people who laugh at others? | We assume he has been on the receiving end of ridicule because of his sexuality. | 40. What does Geof make for Jo's baby which challenges sexual stereotypes? | Baby clothes. | 41. What is Helen's initial reaction to becoming a grandmother? | She shows no interest because she doesn't want to be seen as old. | 42. What is Helen's attitude towards Geof? | She is prejudiced based on his sexuality. | 43. Why does Helen tell Geof that her and Jo enjoy quarrelling? | It is their way of bonding. | 44. What shocking behaviour does Jo present when Geof buys her a doll to practise on? | She reacts violently, smashing the doll and threatening to kill the baby when it comes. | 45. The play ends with Jo living with who? | Helen. | 46. What does Jo reveal about the baby to Helen at the end of the play? | It will be black. | 47. How does Helen react to Jo's revelation about the baby's father and what does this show us about her? | She is shocked and angry and needs a drink. It shows she is racist. | 48. How does Helen react to the state of Jo's felt after he stay in Peter's better quality house? | With disgust. She thinks they live like pigs. | 49. What is Jo blissfully unaware of at the end of the play? | That Geof has left and she is stuck with Helen. |
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