Jb priestley Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document provides an in-depth analysis of the character of Mrs Birling from J.B. Priestley's play "An Inspector Calls". This document will be useful for any student studying the play for upcoming GCSE examinations, and the points can be used for a potential character question that may come up as either question 7 or 8 in the exam booklet.

These notes are clearly presented and easy to understand so that you can achieve the highest level of analysis about characters in JB Priestley’s play, An Inspector Calls. I provide a detailed explanation of all the Characters individually, with evidence and quotes to back up the points as well as a high level of language to analyse the play. I achieved grade 9 (highest level) at GCSE English Literature 2019.

Answering the question - "How Priestley used language to explore the differing attitudes of the older and younger generation in the play." Thi sis written int he form of many PETAL paragraphs.

Answering the question from An Inspector Calls - How Priestley used language to explore the differing attitudes of the older and younger generation in the play. This is written int he form of many PETALS paragraphs.

An Inspector Calls Act 2 PETAL Paragraph Analysis for GCSE 2022 English Literature Pearson Exams. This can give you points on how Mrs Birling could be innocent for her actions or not.

Quotes from An Inspector Calls. At least 4 for each major character. NO ANALYSIS.

An Inspector Calls Letter written in the viewpoint as a women who worked in the woman's charity organisation. This can help gain an understanding of how Mrs Birling could be innocent or not.

A mind map for "An Inspector Calls" covering key themes like responsibility, social class, and generational conflict.

An Inspector Calls Act 2 PETAL Paragraph Analysis for GCSE 2022 Pearson English Literature Exam.

A PETAL paragraph analysis on Act 2 of An Inspector Calls. For GCSE English Literature Pearson 2022 exams.