An Inspector Calls - Act 2

Who does the Inspector repeat his one word question "well" to at the beginning of Act 2?

• Mr Birling

• Sheila

• Gerald

• Mrs. Birling

What does Gerald do when Sheila insists on staying to hear the details of his affair with Eva/Daisy?

• Tells the inspector to question Eric

• Goes for a walk

• 
  Leaves the house

• Tries to stop her from hearing the details

What does the inspector highlight about young ones in Act Two?

• They are more impressionable.

• They are less responsible.

• They are more mature.

• 
  They are less affected by traumatic events.

Where did Gerald first meet Daisy/Eva?

• 
  At a park

• 
  At a restaurant

• Palace Variety Theatre

• 
  At the musem

What does Sheila do after hearing the full story of Gerald's relationship with Eva/Daisy?

• Confronts Mrs. Birling.

• Leaves the house.

• Hands Gerald back the engagement ring.

• Goes for a walk

What is Mrs. Birling's role in the Bromley women's charity organization?

• 
  Treasurer

• Chairwoman

• 
  Secretary

• Member

What does Mrs. Birling refuse to accept responsibility for in Act Two?

• Eva's relationship with Gerald

• Eva's pregnancy

• 
  Eva's death

• 
  Refusing help to Eva

What is Mr. Birling most worried about in Act Two?

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  The effect of the revelations on his reputation.

• The effect of the revelations on Sheila.

• The inspector's authority.

• The effect of the revelations on Gerald.

What does the inspector suggest about Eva's moral integrity?

• She was easily influenced.

• She was dishonest.

• 
  She had no morals.

• She maintained her moral integrity.

How could we best describe the ideas of Inspector Gool?

• 
  Capitalist - a wealthy person who invests to make profit

• Socialist - the idea of social organization, where the means of production should be operated by the community, society looked after as a whole