English literature An Inspector Calls GCSE
A comprehensive GCSE English Literature revision presentation covering the key themes, characters, context, and exam skills needed for An Inspector Calls and Ozymandias. What's Included? An Inspector Calls Detailed exploration of: Responsibility and guilt Capitalism vs Socialism Generational divide Social class Gender Character analysis of: Sheila Birling Eric Birling Mr Birling Mrs Birling Gerald Croft Inspector Goole Context on 1912 vs 1945 Britain and Priestley's political views. Quote analysis with model explanations. Writer's intentions and themes clearly linked to evidence. Exam-style questions and guided responses. ️ Essay Writing & Exam Skills Step-by-step guidance on PEEL paragraphs. How to analyse language, structure and context. Breakdown of Assessment Objectives (AO1, AO2, AO3). Model answers and paragraph-building activities. Extract analysis practice using Mr Birling as a case study. ️ Ozymandias Complete poem breakdown and translation. Line-by-line analysis. Themes including: Power Nature Human pride Impermanence Structure, form and language techniques explained. Context linked directly to exam requirements. Clear explanations of Shelley’s intentions. Perfect For: GCSE English Literature students Mock exam preparation Independent revision Teachers and tutors creating lesson resources Students aiming for higher grades through deeper analysis Resource Highlights Student-friendly explanations. Exam-focused analysis. Context made simple. Extensive quote banks and interpretations. Covers both content knowledge and essay-writing technique in one resource. Length: Extensive multi-lesson revision resource covering major themes, characters, context, and exam skills for both An Inspector Calls and Ozymandias.
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13 Capitalism versus Socialism 13
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24 Character profiles 24
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27 Mr Birling 27
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30 The inspector 30
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35 Generational divide 35
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36 Generational divide (2) 36
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37 Older generation 37
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39 Gerald falls between the younger and older generations… 39
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40 Priestley's intentions… 40
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41 Lets look at some quotations 41
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45 Eric and Sheila 45
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46 Eric 46
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47 Eric challenging his father.. 47
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49 Sheila 49
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51 Sheila and her parents 51
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52 Sheila also questions her father… 52
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53 Next session.. 53
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54 Class in An Inspector Calls 54
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58 Mr Birling's opinion of the working class. 58
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59 The behaviour of the Birlings' friends. 59
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60 Mrs Birling’s opinion of the working class 60
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63 Contextual knowledge 63
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71 How to create a PEEL paragraph 71
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78 Lets break this down into what we need to focus on 78
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85 Slide 85 85
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86 Lets read a sample answer together 86
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88 Lets try write a PEEL paragraph together 88
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90 Now we need to explain our evidence briefly 90
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92 Link - now link it back to the writers intentions 92
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94 PEEL paragraph in more detail 94
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95 What is the ‘Point’? 95
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98 Have a go at writing some points for the following questions… 98
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99 Task 1: Point 99
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101 Lets try write a point now looking at a specific extract. 101
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104 evidence 104
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109 Explain/Zooming in 109
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114 Write up.. 114
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116 Link 116
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119 Looking at quotes outside the Extract 119
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122 What quotes did you choice? 122
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123 Some quotes you may have chosen: 123
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125 Let’s write this up in our PEEL structure 125
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127 Explain: // zooming in 127
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128 Link: Priestleys ideas // ideology 128
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129 An Inspector Calls Key Theme: Guilt and Responsibility 129
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137 Next lesson we will begin to look at power and conflict poems! 137
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143 Breakdown! 143
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149 Form structure and language 149
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