Mrs Birling An Inspector Calls

What organisation is Mrs Birling chair of?

• Brumley Women's Charity Organisation

• Women for tomorow

• United Kingdom Women's Organisation

• Capitalist Women's Association

How is Mrs Birling described?

• A rather cold woman and her husband's social superior.

• A powerful yet horrible woman.

• A half-shy, half-assertive woman.

• An omnipotent woman.

How does Mrs Birling represent the upper class?

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How does Mrs Birling describe Eva Smith?

• 'A young woman.'

• 'Girls of that class.'

• 'A beautiful young lady'.

• 'A girl with no common sense.'

True or False? Mrs Birling refuses to recognise Eva Smith's photograph.

• False

• True

Mrs Birling says...

• 'But I think she had only herself to blame'.

• 'Eva Smith was a horrible woman I didn't like the way she spoke to me.'

• 'You have no power to make me change my mind.'

• 'There is little truth in all of this.'

True of false? Mrs Birling says 'I don't think we want any further details of this disgusting affair.'

• True

• False

Mrs Birling is presented as...

• Ignorant

• Considerate

• Dangerous

• Determined

How do you think the audience/reader perceived Mrs Birling? What do you think they thought about her?

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True or False? Mrs Birling comes from a higher social class than Mr Birling.

• True

• False