English Literature Worksheet: Themes in 'An Inspector Calls'
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English Literature Worksheet: Themes in 'An Inspector Calls'
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Introduction to Themes in 'An Inspector Calls'
This section introduces the main themes explored in J.B. Priestley's play, including social responsibility, guilt, and justice. Understanding these themes will deepen your comprehension of the play's message and its relevance today.
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Multiple-Choice Questions
Test your understanding of the key themes and their development in the play.
1.
Which theme is most prominently addressed through Inspector Goole's character?
[1 mark]AGuilt
BClass division
CRevenge
DSocial responsibility
2.
What does Priestley suggest about individual responsibility?
[1 mark]AIndividuals are responsible only for themselves
BResponsibility lies solely with the government
CPeople should ignore social issues
DIndividuals should consider their impact on others
3.
How does the play depict class divisions?
[1 mark]ABy showing only the wealthy class
BThrough the interactions and attitudes of characters from different social backgrounds
CBy focusing only on the working class
DClass divisions are not addressed
4.
Which theme is highlighted by the play’s ending and the inspector’s message?
[1 mark]AThe inevitability of fate
BThe importance of social conscience
CThe futility of change
DThe power of greed
5.
What role does guilt play in the play's themes?
[1 mark]AGuilt is ignored by all characters
BGuilt causes characters to become indifferent
CGuilt motivates characters to reflect on their actions and responsibilities
DGuilt is only a minor theme
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Short-Answer Questions
Provide brief but thoughtful responses to the following questions.
1.
Explain how Priestley uses the character of Eva Smith to explore the theme of social responsibility.
2.
Describe how the theme of guilt is portrayed among the Birling family.
3.
How does Priestley portray class divisions and their impact on characters’ lives?
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Extended Analysis Question
Write a detailed essay analyzing how Priestley develops the theme of social responsibility throughout the play. Use specific examples from the text to support your points.
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Extended Essay: How does Priestley develop the theme of social responsibility in 'An Inspector Calls'? Discuss how characters, plot, and dialogue contribute to this theme, and analyze the play’s overall message about society.
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