GCSE English Literature — An Inspector Calls — Themes, Characters and Quotes
15 flashcards covering An Inspector Calls — Themes, Characters and Quotes. Designed for GCSE English Literature revision using spaced repetition.
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All 15 questions in this deck
- Social class in An Inspector Calls
- Inspector Goole's role
- Sheila Birling's character
- Mr Birling's character
- Quote: 'We don't live alone'
- Eva Smith's significance
- The theme of guilt
- Mrs Birling's character
- Eric Birling's character
- The setting of the play
- The theme of social responsibility
- Gerald Croft's character
- The Inspector's exit
- The Birling family's downfall
- The play's message
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