Character Analysis in 'An Inspector Calls' by J.B. Priestley

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Character Analysis in 'An Inspector Calls' by J.B. Priestley

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Grade 10
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Introduction to Character Analysis

This section introduces the importance of analyzing characters in 'An Inspector Calls' and how their personalities and actions reveal deeper themes of the play.
B

Multiple Choice Questions

Test your understanding of the characters and their traits.
1.
Who is the first character to be questioned by the Inspector?
[1 mark]
AMr. Birling
BMrs. Birling
CEric Birling
DMr. Gerald Croft
2.
Which character shows the greatest remorse by the end of the play?
[1 mark]
AMrs. Birling
BGerald Croft
CEric Birling
DMr. Birling
3.
What is Sheila's initial reaction to the Inspector’s questions?
[1 mark]
ADefensive
BIndifferent
CGuilty and upset
DUninterested
4.
Which character is portrayed as self-centered and materialistic?
[1 mark]
AEric Birling
BGerald Croft
CMr. Birling
DMrs. Birling
5.
Mrs. Birling's attitude towards Eva Smith is:
[1 mark]
ACompassionate
BDismissive and judgmental
CConcerned
DIndifferent
C

Short Answer Questions

Provide brief responses to the following questions about the characters.
1.
Describe how Sheila's attitude towards her actions changes throughout the play.
2.
What motivates Gerald's actions in the play, and how does his character evolve?
3.
Explain the significance of Mr. Birling's views on community and responsibility.
D

Extended Analysis Question

Reflect on how Priestley uses character development to convey the play's themes.
1.
Analyze how Priestley develops the characters of Mrs. Birling and Eric Birling to explore themes of social responsibility and moral growth. Use specific examples from the play to support your answer.

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12/29/2025
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