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Grades 9 and 10 - Literature - High School - An Inspector Calls - Understanding the Text
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Grades 9 and 10 - Literature - High School - An Inspector Calls - Understanding the Text
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10 Questions

1. Gerald's former mistress was called Daisy Renton. How is he involved in the fate of Eva Smith?
2. Why are Sheila and Eric angry with their parents' reaction?
3. Why is the Inspector's name 'Goole' significant?
4. Mr and Mrs Birling feel relieved shortly after Inspector Goole leaves their home. Which of the following events is responsible for their change of mood?
5. What are the Birling family celebrating at the beginning of the play?
6. Which of the following indicates that the Birlings have not finished so easily with the fate of 'Eva Smith'?
7. How does Mr Birling try to dismiss the Inspector?
8. How is Sheila responsible for Eva Smith's fate?
9. Why is the absence of the Croft family from these celebrations significant?
10. Eric says he met Eva Smith when he was a 'bit squiffy'. What does he mean by this?