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 morality. Understanding these themes will deepen your appreciation and critical analysis of the text.
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Multiple-Choice Questions
Select the best answer for each of the following questions.
1.
Which theme is most prominently addressed through the character of Mr. Birling?
[1 mark]ASelf-interest and capitalism
BMorality and integrity
CLove and family bonds
DRevenge and justice
2.
What does the play suggest about social responsibility?
[1 mark]AOnly the wealthy are responsible for society
BEveryone has a duty to care for others
CSocial responsibility is irrelevant
DGovernment should handle social issues
3.
How does Priestley use the character of the Inspector to convey a theme?
[1 mark]AAs a comic figure
BAs a moral voice that challenges characters' actions
CAs a symbol of authority and fear
DAs a neutral observer
4.
Which theme is explored through the play's ending?
[1 mark]AThe importance of reputation
BThe cyclical nature of social injustice
CThe power of individualism
DThe decline of traditional values
5.
What does the play criticize about the upper class?
[1 mark]ATheir charitable nature
BTheir lack of responsibility for others
CTheir concern for social equality
DTheir vulnerability to change
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Short-Answer Questions
Answer the following questions briefly.
1.
Explain how Priestley develops the theme of social responsibility through the character of Sheila.
2.
Describe how class division is portrayed as a theme in the play.
3.
What message does Priestley convey about morality in the play?
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Extended Analysis Question
Provide a comprehensive analysis of how the theme of moral responsibility is woven throughout the play and its relevance today.
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In an essay, analyze how Priestley uses characters and plot to explore the theme of moral responsibility. Discuss its relevance in contemporary society and support your arguments with examples from the play.
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