WorksheetsAn Inspector Calls Vocabulary Week 5
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
At the beginning of the play, Sheila is very .... but she becomes more assertive as the play unfolds.
opulent
acquiescent
proletarian
refute
Even by the end of the play, Mr and Mrs Birling remain...
proletarian
opulent
unrepentant
contempt
The inspector is absolutely ... in his investigation of the Birling family.
(a)
At first, Mr and Mrs Birling ... the inspector's allegations.
injudicious
contempt
refute
dogmatic
Gerald's affair with Daisy Renton was ...
injudicious
opulent
acquiescent
unrepentant
The high-class Birlings are used to living in ... surroundings.
injudicious
Proletarian
opulent
irredeemable
Mr Birling proves to be absolutely ... over his refusal to accept his responsibility for Eva Smith's death.
acquiescent
immutable
opulent
contempt
At the beginning of the play, Mrs Birling treats the Inspector with a certain degree of ...
unrepentant
Proletarian
dogmatic
contempt
Priestley's purpose was to make a stand on behalf of the .... section of society, people who were not usually given a voice such as Eva Smith and Edna the maid.
opulent
proletarian
dogmatic
unrepentant
The play seems to suggest that the mistakes of the older generation may be not be ....., and that the younger generation are capable of building a better world.
dogmatic
Proletarian
irredeemable
opulent
