Worksheet on Inspector Goole - Literature Analysis
English
Grade 6
10 questions
~20 mins
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This worksheet explores the character of Inspector Goole in J.B. Priestley's play 'An Inspector Calls,' focusing on historical context and character analysis. Students will engage with a scene summary, analyze textual phrases, and complete creative writing tasks.
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Worksheet on Inspector Goole - Literature Analysis
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Introduction and Scene Summary
Scene Summary: In the play 'An Inspector Calls,' Inspector Goole arrives unexpectedly at the Birlings’ house during a celebratory evening. He arrives with a serious demeanor, questioning the family about their connection to a young woman named Eva Smith. The Inspector’s arrival is shrouded in mystery, as he seems to possess knowledge beyond a typical police officer, prompting suspicion about his true purpose. The play is set in 1912, a time of social disparity and impending change in Britain. The historical setting influences the characters’ behaviors and the themes of social responsibility and justice. As the Inspector interrogates each family member, he reveals their individual roles in Eva Smith’s tragic fate, highlighting issues of class, morality, and collective responsibility. The phrase 'We are members of one body' encapsulates the play’s message, urging societal reflection.
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Questions on Text and Context
Answer each question based on the scene summary and the context provided.
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What is the significance of the phrase 'We are members of one body' in relation to the historical setting of 1912?
[2 marks]2.
Describe how the arrival of Inspector Goole reflects societal tensions of the early 20th century.
[2 marks]3.
Identify a phrase from the summary that hints at the play’s moral message.
[1 mark]4.
How does the historical setting of 1912 influence the characters’ attitudes towards social class?
[2 marks]5.
In what ways does Inspector Goole's questioning reveal his role in challenging societal norms?
[4 marks]6.
Provide one quote from the summary that illustrates the Inspector's mysterious nature.
[1 mark]7.
Explain how the play’s setting in 1912 helps develop its themes of social responsibility.
[4 marks]8.
What role does the quote 'We are members of one body' play in shaping the audience’s understanding of the play’s message?
[2 marks]9.
Based on the context, how might the play's themes resonate with issues in modern society?
[2 marks]C
Creative Writing Task
Imagine you are a journalist from 1912 witnessing Inspector Goole’s arrival. Write a 20-line speech describing the scene and its significance, including references to the historical setting. Use persuasive language to emphasize the themes of social change.
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Write a 20-line speech from the perspective of a 1912 journalist describing Inspector Goole’s arrival and its significance.
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