An Inspector Calls Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

An Inspector Calls Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Goole. G- double O-L-E - INSPECTOR Supernatural. Sounds like 'ghoul' or ghost - is the inspector a spectre? Public men have responsibilities as well as privileges - INSPECTOR Responsibility Inspector tells Mr Birling that he can't just take. He tells him that he has to take care of people, not just himself and his family. I haven't much time - INSPECTOR Time Does the Inspector control time? Has he come back from the future? I speak as a hard-headed businessman - MR BIRLING Money - Power - Materialistic (cares about things not people / passions) Mr Birling believes his advice and opinion should be taken on everything because he owns a business. He is very proud to be a capitalist (money maker) and wealthy. The Titanic... unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable - MR BIRLING 2COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY KATELYN WHITMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Lack of awareness Sets up dramatic irony: Priestley shows the audience how wrong Mr Birling is. If he's wrong about The Titanic, he's wrong about everything else (like looking after only yourself, Socialism and taking care of poorer people). A man has to mind his own business and look after himself and his own. - MR BIRLING Responsibility Mr B says we only have to look after our family and friends - but nobody else. This is exactly the opposite of what the Inspector says about looking after everyone. If you don't come down hard on these people, they'll soon be asking for the earth. - MR BIRLING Class - Money Mr Birling talks about working class as "these people" like they're different to and less than him. He also misses the point that these people have nothing and Eva was only asking for a little extra money. a fair chance I might find my way into the next Honours List. - MR BIRLING Class - Money - Power Mr Birling is expecting to be made a knight or a sir. It shows that he is powerful. However, it also shows that he is worried about his status and knows he's 'below' Lord & Lady Croft. public scandal - MR BIRLING Money - Power - Class 3COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY KATELYN WHITMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Mr Birling is terrified there will be a scandal which drags his name through the mud. He cares more about what people think of him than he does a girl's death. Miss Birling has just been made to understand what she did to this girl. She feels responsible. And if she leaves us now, and doesn't hear any more, then she'll feel she's entirely to blame, she'll be alone with her responsibility. - INSPECTOR about BIRLING Responsibility Inspector argues that Sheila should stay in the room (against Mr Birling's wishes, showing the Inspector's power over him). Inspector is showing Sheila (and everyone) is capable of change & taking responsibility. He also encourages them to be together to support one person (like others should've supported Eva). She's got a nasty temper sometimes - but she's not bad really. - ERIC about SHEILA Responsibility Foreshadows Sheila being responsible for having Eva sacked. Suggests that she can learn from her mistakes. we'll have forgotten all these Capital versus Labour agitations - BIRLIN