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An Inspector Calls

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The Birling's furniture is described as 

Hard and expensive

Cosy and comfortable

Not cosy and comfortable

Large and soft

The lighting is described as 

Pink and itimate

Cold and hard

Dim

Bright

The Birlings live in which area?

The village

The town

The suburbs

The city

Mr Birling is described as 

Portentous

Bombastic

Hypocritical 

Loud

Mrs Birling is described as 

Haughty

Loud

Kind

Cold

Sheila is marrying

Eric

Alderman Meggarty

Gerald

Sheila's brother is called

Gerald

Eric

Ernie

Gerald's parents are called

Lord and Lady Croft

Sir Croft and Mrs Croft

Mr and Mrs Croft

Which honour is Mr Birling hopng to be awarded?

A degree

A key to the city

A Knighthood

An Earldom

Mr Biling is guilty of sacking Eva because she

wanted more food from the company

Wanted an extra day off

Wanted higher wages for herself

Wanted higher wages for all of the workers

Members of the working class are called the

Bourgeoisie

Capitalists

Socialists

Proletariat

Eva Smith is symbolic of

Every woman

All factory workers

Everyone called Smith

Sheila ensure that Eva is sacked from Milwards because she is

Jealous of her beauty

Jealous of her clothes

Jealous of her job

Sheila calls Gerald a 

Duplicitous adulterer

Fairy Prince

Prince Charming

Prince of theives

When Sheila realises that Gerald has been unfaithful, she 

Tells him to leave

Says she forgives him

Returns the engagement ring

Runs away to cry

Sheila is kept as a child and is therefore

infantilised

patronised

criticised

ostracised

Daisy Renton is a name that symbolises that Eva 

Is innocent because she is alone

is vulnerable like a flower to be picked

is corrupt

is white and yellow

Gerald meets Daisy in

the Brumley Palace

Buckinham Palace

the Brumley Palace bar

the ballroom

Mrs Birling is a member of a 

homeless charity

a children's charity

a woman's charity

a charity for the proletariat

when she goes for help to the charity, Eva/Daisy changes her name to 

Mrs Birling

Mrs Meggarty

Mrs Croft

Goole is a homophone meaning

evil spirit

poltergeist

ghost

Gerald uses Daisy for his own pleasure meaning that he has

Exploited her

Manipluated her

Suberted her

Transgressed her

Gerald does not reveal his true personality because 

he is a private person

he hides behind a veneer

he is shy

he is a calm person

The play was set during the 

Victorian era

Jacobean era

Edwardian era

Elizabethan era

Mr Birling describes himself as a

Public man

Important man

Aristocratic man

Bourgeoise man

Inspector Goole talks 'massively' while Mr Birling talks

Angrily

Quietly

Furiously

Randomly

Mrs Birling refuses to help Eva Smith because

She doesn't like the way she talks

She has a bad opinion of women who are not married

She does not believe her story about the father of the child

She is not allowed to help everyone

Who does Mr Birling telephone to check about Inspector Goole?

Colonel Roberts

Alderman Meggarty

Inspector Roberts

Inspector Meggarty

Who telephones the infirmary to check whether or not a girl has died?

Mr Birling

Eric

Gerald

Inspector Goole

Who has learnt a lesson from their behaviour and changes their attitude?

Eric

Eric and Sheila

Mr and Mrs Birling

Gerald Croft