An Inspector Calls Quiz

What does responsibility involve according to the text?

• Avoiding accountability and duties

• Being accountable for actions, fulfilling duties, and making sound decisions

• Ignoring societal duties and personal decisions

• Focusing solely on personal benefits

How is responsibility portrayed in 'An Inspector Calls'?

• It shows that only the poor are responsible for societal issues

• It highlights that responsibility does not impact societal relationships

• It demonstrates the importance of social responsibility by showing benefits for both rich and poor through compassion

• It suggests that responsibility is irrelevant in modern society

Who immediately accepts responsibility for Eva Smith’s dismissal from Milwards in Act 1?

• Arthur Birling

• Sheila

• Sybil

• Gerald

What action does Gerald take in Act 2 regarding Eva Smith?

• He denies ever meeting her

• He had an affair with her

• He helps her financially without any personal relationship

• He blames her for their affair

What is Eric's significant revelation in Act 3?

• He was never involved with Eva/Daisy

• He reveals his relationship with Eva/Daisy

• He denies all accusations against him

• He supports Gerald's actions

Who starts the interrogation with Arthur Birling in Act 1 of the play?

• Inspector Goole

• Eva Smith

• Gerald Croft

• Sheila Birling

What literary technique does Priestley use in Inspector Goole's final speech in Act 3?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Repetition

• Personification

What is the setting of the play "An Inspector Calls"?

• 1912

• 1920

• 1930

• 1945

According to JB Priestley, what contributed to the occurrence of World Wars?

• Economic disparities

• Political conflicts

• Societies not taking responsibility for one another

• Technological advancements

What signifies the Birling family's need to face their actions again at the end of the play?

• A knock on the door

• A letter in the mail

• The phone ringing

• A scream outside