An Inspector Calls - Act 3

Who informs the Birling family that the Inspector was not a real policeman?

• Sheila

• Gerald

• Eric

• Mr. Birling

What threat does the Inspector make that seems to foreshadow a significant event?

• Fire and war

• Fire and blood

• Fire and anguish

• Fire and sausages

How do Sheila and Eric react to their parents' dismissal of the Inspector's lesson?

• They become angry

• They become relieved

• They become worried

• They become happy

How do Gerald and the Birlings initially react to the news that there is no record of a suicide?

• They feel confused and worried

• They feel responsible and remorseful

• They feel angry and accused

• They feel relieved and delighted

What does Eric confess to doing after meeting Daisy at the Palace bar?

• Having an argument with Daisy

• Reporting Daisy to the police

• Stealing money from his father's office

• Proposing marriage to Daisy

Who does Eric accuse of killing her own grandchild?

• Mr. Birling

• Mrs. Birling

• Daisy Renton

• Sheila

Eric is cross with Sheila for telling everyone about his _________ drinking.

Eric ________ his mother of killing her own grandchild with her actions.

The Inspector talks about the intertwined lives of people like Eva Smith. What does he mean by this?

• He means that the lives of people like Eva Smith are imaginary and have no real existence.

• He means that the lives of people like Eva Smith are completely isolated and have no impact on each other.

• He means that the lives of people like Eva Smith are controlled by aliens from outer space.

• He means that the lives of people like Eva Smith are interconnected and influence each other.

The inspector claims that if people cannot learn this lesson, they will soon be taught in ‘fire and blood and anguish’. What is the inspector foreshadowing here?

• The American Dream

• The First World War

• The sinking of the Titanic

• Men landing on the Moon