An inspector calls quotes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

edna quotes ( an inspector calls)Mr. birling says this to Edna -it represents the invisible working class - she is regarded by the family as a functionary -she is spoken to it is not with the same manners and courtesy that the family extend to each other. - correct answer "Giving us the port Edna, that's right calls her by her christian name but not out of friendliness - it is a way of reinforcing that he is the boss and that she is disposable. - correct answer Please, sir, an inspector...

A quote bank with several of the main quotes said, or about Mr Birling throughout all three acts. Each quotes is analysed, using subject terminology and detailed inferences. At the beginning of the booklet there is alist of ambitious vocabulary you can use to describe Birling to help you up your marks in your essays and work!

edna quotes ( an inspector calls)Mr. birling says this to Edna -it represents the invisible working class - she is regarded by the family as a functionary -she is spoken to it is not with the same manners and courtesy that the family extend to each other. - correct answer "Giving us the port Edna, that's right calls her by her christian name but not out of friendliness - it is a way of reinforcing that he is the boss and that she is disposable. - correct answer Please, sir, an inspector...

14 A4 PAGES IN THIS BUNDLE This bundle contains in depth analysis for the main characters in An Inspector Calls. This includes: Sheila, Eric, Gerald, Mr Birling, Mrs Birling, Inspector Goole and Eva Smith. These character profiles are detailed, with each character profile detailing each characters ‘role in the play’ ‘key quotes’ ‘character development’ and ‘context’. Each profile has been curated to provide detailed analysis of each character, noting changes in their presenta...

inspector calls EDNA QUOTES Question and answers correctly solved 2023/2024 "Edna the parlour-maid is just clearing the table" - correct answer Interestingly, while Priestly explains how the set should be and introduces the characters, Edna is the last to be mentioned: . Hierarchy is a key concept within An Inspector Calls. It could be argued that it is what drives the main characters actions. Priestley immediately establishes that Edna is at the bottom of the hierarchy and not of any real i...

inspector calls EDNA QUOTES"Edna the parlour-maid is just clearing the table" - correct answer Interestingly, while Priestly explains how the set should be and introduces the characters, Edna is the last to be mentioned: . Hierarchy is a key concept within An Inspector Calls. It could be argued that it is what drives the main characters actions. Priestley immediately establishes that Edna is at the bottom of the hierarchy and not of any real importance in the eyes of the Birlings and Gerald. ...

inspector calls EDNA QUOTES "Edna the parlour-maid is just clearing the table" - correct answer Interestingly, while Priestly explains how the set should be and introduces the characters, Edna is the last to be mentioned: . Hierarchy is a key concept within An Inspector Calls. It could be argued that it is what drives the main characters actions. Priestley immediately establishes that Edna is at the bottom of the hierarchy and not of any real importance in the eyes of the Birlings and Gerald...

An Inspector Calls Test 2023 (Key quotes from Inspector Calls)...

edna quotes ( an inspector calls)Mr. birling says this to Edna -it represents the invisible working class - she is regarded by the family as a functionary -she is spoken to it is not with the same manners and courtesy that the family extend to each other. - correct answer "Giving us the port Edna, that's right calls her by her christian name but not out of friendliness - it is a way of reinforcing that he is the boss and that she is disposable. - correct answer Please, sir, an inspector...

A quote bank with all the main quotes said, or about, inspector Goole through all three acts. Each quote is analysed in depth, with subject terminology and links to aspect of the Inspector's character, how he affects the other characters, his importance within the play and certain themes he respresents within the play. Analysis is of Grade 9 level - much of it used in my Grade 9 essay on Inspector Goole! No context, as it wasn't required for my exam board, but it can be easily added!