Question 1: Who is the inspector in 'An Inspector Calls'?

Answer: Inspector Goole

Question 2: What is the name of the Birling family's daughter?

Answer: Sheila Birling

Question 3: Which character is described as a strong businessman?

Answer: Arthur Birling

Question 4: Who is the character that represents social responsibility?

Answer: Inspector Goole

Question 1: What is a major theme of 'An Inspector Calls' related to society?

Answer: Social Responsibility

Question 2: How does the play suggest that our actions affect others?

Answer: It shows that personal actions have wider social consequences.

Question 3: What lesson does the inspector try to teach the Birling family?

Answer: To be aware of their impact on others and take responsibility.

Question 4: In 'An Inspector Calls', what does the character Sheila learn by the end?

Answer: She learns about the importance of social responsibility.

Question 1: What event prompts the inspector's visit to the Birling family?

Answer: The suicide of Eva Smith.

Question 2: How does the inspector reveal the connections between the characters and Eva Smith?

Answer: He questions each character about their involvement with her.

Question 3: What is the reaction of the Birling family to the inspector's accusations?

Answer: They are defensive and often deny responsibility.

Question 4: What happens at the end of the play regarding the inspector?

Answer: The inspector leaves, and the family questions if he was real.