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English Literature Worksheet: Essay Planning for 'An Inspector Calls'

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This worksheet guides Grade 10 students through essay planning for 'An Inspector Calls' by J.B. Priestley, focusing on organizing ideas, developing arguments, and preparing for effective essay writing.

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English Literature Worksheet: Essay Planning for 'An Inspector Calls'

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Introduction to Essay Planning

In this section, we will explore the importance of planning your essay before writing. Effective planning helps you organize your ideas, develop clear arguments, and ensure a well-structured response. Understanding the key themes, characters, and quotes from 'An Inspector Calls' will form the foundation of your essay. Let's begin by reviewing some essential strategies for planning your essay.
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Practice Questions on Essay Planning

1.
Which of the following is the most effective first step in planning an essay about 'An Inspector Calls'?
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When creating an outline, what should you include for each paragraph?
3.
Which character's actions best illustrate themes of responsibility and social class?
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Which of the following is a good strategy for developing a strong thesis statement?
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What is a key benefit of creating a detailed outline before writing your essay?
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Identify one key theme in 'An Inspector Calls' and explain how you might include it in your essay.
7.
Describe one way to effectively incorporate quotes into your essay plan.
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Why is it important to consider counterarguments or different interpretations when planning your essay?
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Using your understanding of 'An Inspector Calls,' plan an outline for an essay arguing how Priestley uses characters to explore social responsibility. Include your thesis, main points, and at least two supporting quotes. Briefly explain your reasoning for each part of your outline.

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12/29/2025
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