English Literature Worksheet: 'An Inspector Calls' - Themes
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English Literature Worksheet: 'An Inspector Calls' - Themes
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Introduction to Themes in 'An Inspector Calls'
This section introduces the key themes explored in J.B. Priestley's play, including social responsibility, class division, and the consequences of actions. Understanding these themes will deepen your comprehension of the play's message.
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Multiple-Choice Questions
Choose the best answer for each question.
1.
What is one of the central themes of 'An Inspector Calls'?
[1 mark]ALove and betrayal
BSocial responsibility
CSupernatural elements
DEconomic hardship
2.
How does Priestley portray class divisions in the play?
[1 mark]AThrough setting only
BVia the play's language
CThrough the characters' backgrounds and attitudes
DIn the stage directions
3.
Which character most directly embodies the theme of social responsibility?
[1 mark]AMr. Birling
BEva Smith
CInspector Goole
DEric
4.
Priestley uses the play to criticize:
[1 mark]AGovernment policies
BSelfishness and lack of responsibility
CHistorical events
DReligious institutions
5.
The play suggests that our actions:
[1 mark]AAre insignificant
BOnly affect ourselves
CHave consequences for others
DAre predetermined
C
Short-Answer Questions
Answer the following questions briefly.
1.
Describe how Priestley presents the theme of social responsibility through the character of Eva Smith.
2.
How does the play depict class divisions, and what message might Priestley be conveying?
3.
In what ways does the inspector challenge the Birlings and their views?
D
Extended Analysis Question
Provide a detailed response to the following question.
1.
Analyze how Priestley uses the character of the Inspector to communicate the play’s moral message about social responsibility. Include specific examples from the text to support your analysis.
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