A View from the Bridge flashcards
16 flashcard decks by 16 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made A View from the Bridge flashcards, covering characters, quotations and themes. School students can use them to practice recalling details and quotations, while teachers can find material for lessons. The decks suit secondary-level study. Pick a deck and start exploring.
Flashcards
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17 cardsA View from the Bridge Quotes Revision for A View from the Bridge, please comment any other important quotes that I should add
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10 cardscatherine c question
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19 cardsUntitled
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24 cardsA View from the Bridge Quotes Eddie - "I don't like it"
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23 cardsView from the Bridge - Quotations Eddie Talking to Altieri Act 1
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6 cardsEddies Downfall "Don't aggravate me, Katie, you're walking wavy! I don't like the looks they're given you in the candy stor...
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6 cardsA view from the bridge - character quotes Who is Eddie?
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4 cardsThemes and Quotations - A View from the Bridge
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36 cardsA View From The Bridge Quotations
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17 cardsA View from the Bridge
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1 cardsUntitled Key Events in Act One - Eddie returns home from work and asks Catherine to be more reserved around men. - C...
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1 cardsA View from the Bridge - Main characters
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6 cardsA View from the Bridge Men and Masculinity
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6 cardsA view from the bridge part 2 “Bloody course” (foreshadows tragedy)
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3 cardsA View From The Bridge Who is Vinny Bolzano?
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2 cardsUntitled Characters and quotes from a view from a bridge
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About a view from the bridge flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the A View from the Bridge flashcards cover
These user-made decks offer different ways to study the play. Themes and Quotations - A View from the Bridge brings together topics such as honor, law and justice, sex, and masculinity with quotations. A View from the Bridge - Main characters focuses on characters, while View from the Bridge - Quotations organizes quotations around who is speaking and to whom.
How to study with the decks
Start with the main characters deck if you want to get familiar with the people in the play. Then use a quotations deck to practice connecting lines with characters and situations. Look at each prompt, try to recall the answer, and check the other side before moving on.
If you need more context, switch to the notes or character mind maps on the unit page. You can also use a quiz there as a checkpoint after working through a deck. Choose a set of flashcards and see which details you can recall.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
A View from the Bridge - Main characters is a useful starting point if you want to focus on the people in the play. After that, try View from the Bridge - Quotations to practice connecting quotations with speakers and the people they address.
Do the flashcards cover themes as well as characters?
Yes. Themes and Quotations - A View from the Bridge includes honor, law and justice, sex, and masculinity alongside quotations. Other decks focus on characters or quotations, so you can choose the kind of detail you want to practice.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The decks on this page were made by GoConqr users.