An Inspector Calls character drill (basic)

Who is socially superior to the other?

• Arthur Birling
• Sybil Birling

Which character drinks heavily and is described as 'squiffy' in the opening of Act One?

• Gerald Croft
• Sheila Birling
• Eric Birling
• Eva Smith

Which character represents the working classes?

• Gerald Croft
• Sheila Birling
• Eva Smith
• Arthur Birling

Which character represents the theme of social responsibility?

• Inspector Goole
• Eva Smith
• Edna
• Sheila Birling

Which character has an affair with Daisy Renton, lasting six months?

• Gerald Croft
• Eric Birling
• Arthur Birling
• Inspector Goole

Which character initially forces Eva Smith to have sex with him?

• Gerald Croft
• Inspector Goole
• Eric Birling
• Arthur Birling

Which character challenges the assumption that the upper classes are morally superior?

• Edna
• Inspector Goole
• Sheila Birling
• Eva Smith

Which character refuses charitable assistance to Eva Smith?

• Sheila Birling
• Arthur Birling
• Sybil Birling
• Eric Birling

Which character causes for Eva Smith to be fired because she is jealous of her?

• Sheila Birling
• Sybil Birling

Which character best represents Capitalist ideals?

• Eric Birling
• Sheila Birling
• Eva Smith
• Arthur Birling