An Inspector Calls samenvattingen

An essay about the character of Gerald Croft and how his actions and behaviour impacts on the story of Inspector Calls, written by J.B Priestley. This is marked against the Eduqas mark scheme but the skills are transferable to an AQA one.

Political, social and work related contextual information for ‘An Inspector Calls’ to reinforce GCSE exam answers and fulfil AO3 exam objective.

A selection of key quotations for the main characters in ‘An Inspector Calls’ from throughout the play.

PDF file of 8 flashcards with key quotations and contextual information for all major characters from 'An Inspector Calls' by J B Priestley from a Grade 9 student (2020).

These are in-depth, front and back posters giving all the information you need to include about social responsibility, class, age and gender in An Inspector Calls which got me a high Grade 9 in my English Lit paper. I've included a 'the tea' section on each poster to give a breakdown of the importance of the themes, as well as putting quotes for each character with Grade 9 analysis and content. This bundle is all you need for the themes question of English lit. Thank me later!

detailed teacher-marked essays on: How does Priestley use the inspector to suggests ways that society can be improved? How does Priestley explore the issue of class in An Inspector Calls? How does Priestley present Sheila as someone who learns important lessons about herself and society? How does Priestley present the differences between the older and younger generations? How does Priestley present his ideas about gender inequality? How does Priestley present Eric as a character who chang...

5 different mind maps with analysis of the interrogated Characters in An Inspector Calls. Contains key quotes and contextual knowledge. Key points for any essay and covers all key moments in the play.

These are my ‘An Inspector Calls’ character summaries/ revision notes that gained me an A* at GCSE. The characters covered are Inspector Goole, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Arthur Birling, Sybil Birling and Eva Smith. These notes contain detailed character analysis, contextual analysis, psychoanalytical analysis and political analysis. These notes were priceless for me at GCSE so I hope they can help you too!

Very detailed Grade 9 GCSE notes on ‘An Inspector Calls’, formulated by a Year 13 student.

this document is excellent for students as it has the following all in one place(great for revisions) context act summary character analysis language techniques example paragraph and key themes (please note that it says Eduqas however can be used for any exam board)