An Inspector Calls

Who said the following? ‘you’ll hear some people say war is Inevitable … fiddlesticks!’

• Arthur Birling

• Sybil Birling

• Gerald Croft

• Eric Birling

In the play, which character best represents the social snobbery and hypocrisy of the upper classes?

• Sybil Birling

• Edna

• Eva Smith

• Daisy Renton

“Why- you fool- he knows. Of course he knows. And I hate to think how much he knows that we don’t know yet. You’ll see. You’ll see.” These words were said by...

• Sheila to Gerald

• Eric to Sheila

• Mr Birling to Eric

• Mr Birling to Mrs Birling

“Need not be a big man but he creates at once an impression of massiveness, solidity and purposefulness.”

This description is referring to...

• Gerald Croft

• Arthur Birling

• Inspector Goole

• Colonel Roberts

Priestly uses the character of Inspector Goole to...

• convey his views on collective social responsibility

• highlight the corruption and the selfish attitudes of the twentieth century society.

• warn of the potential social disasters of failing to support or help those in need in society

• encourage the other characters to acknowledge their guilt and repent.

Priestley uses _________ as a symbol of the common man or woman and reminds us of our need to take responsibility for our actions and their impact on others.

• Eva Smith

• Edna

• Mrs Birling

• Inspector Goole

_______ represents ordinary people who can be destroyed by indifference when society fails to grant them the right of basic human dignity.

____________ is a character who suffered so much yet remained so gracious and forgiving.

The fact that Eva was _______ suggests that the way we treat people can affect the next generation but also shows how hard it was to escape poverty.

The Inspector’s political beliefs can be best characterized as....

• Capitalist

• Socialist

• Anarchist

• Conservative