Quiz on 'An Inspector Calls'

What is the primary theme of 'An Inspector Calls'?

• Economic disparity

• Family dynamics

• Individual ambition

• Social responsibility

Who is the character that represents the voice of social conscience in the play?

• Sheila Birling

• Gerald Croft

• Inspector Goole

• Arthur Birling

What does the Inspector reveal about Eva Smith's life?

• She was a wealthy businesswoman

• She suffered from social injustice

• She was a member of the Birling family

• She was a factory owner

Which character undergoes the most significant transformation throughout the play?

What is the significance of the Inspector's final speech?

• It warns against ignoring social issues

• It suggests that the future is bright

• It encourages individualism

• It highlights the importance of community

How does J.B. Priestley use dramatic irony in the play?

• The audience knows more than the characters

• Characters are unaware of their own flaws

• The Inspector is a ghost

• The setting is a dystopian future

What does the character of Mrs. Birling represent?

• The older generation's attitudes

• The working class

• Youthful idealism

• Social progressivism

What event triggers the Inspector's visit?

What role does Gerald Croft play in Eva Smith's life?

• He employs her at his family business

• He has a romantic relationship with her

• He is her father

• He helps her find a new job

What message does Priestley convey about capitalism through the play?

• It is beneficial for society

• It leads to social inequality

• It promotes individual success

• It fosters community spirit