An inspector calls - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This essay explores the theme of Social Class in the play, and the difference between the two distinct classes clearly symbolised in Priestley's writing with his characters. Providing detailed analysis, varied quotes and much more, this essay was marked as a Grade 9 and was written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted to any! Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley in 1945, based in the Industrial city of Brumley in 1912. Social class is an integral theme to the ...

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An Inspector Calls - 100x100 GRID What does Eva Smith change her name to when she meets Gerald? ️️Daisy Renton How does Eric act towards Eva when he goes with her to her lodgings? ️️He acts nastily, insists on going in and "threatens to make a row." What evidence does Gerald have for thinking of that Eva Smith may have been more than one person? ️️Because no girl had been brought into the infirmary, having drunk disinfectant, in order to commit suicide. The photogra...

How does Priestley present what life is like for women in An Inspector Calls? Write about: • what life is shown to be like for women in the play • how Priestley presents what life is like for women. How does Priestley present the different ways older and younger characters respond to the Inspector? Write about: • the different ways older and younger characters respond to the Inspector • how Priestley presents the different ways older and younger characters respond to the In...

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An Inspector Calls Quotes and Analysis UPDATED Actual Questions and CORRECT Answers BIRLING: unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable. (Referring to the Titanic) Act One - CORRECT ANSWER- Priestley's love of dramatic irony is biting here, and his irony is never more satirical than in these comments of Birling's, which, to his original audience in 1946, must have seemed more controversial than they do today because the sinking of the ship was within people's memory. Symbolically, just as ...

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