An Inspector Calls

Question 1

Sheila, Act 1 ‘[A pretty -

Answer 1

‘[A pretty girl in her early 20s, pleased with life and rather excited]’

Question 2

Sheila, Act 1- ‘I’ll -

Answer 2

‘I’ll never let it out of my sight!’

Question 3

Sheila, Act 3 - ‘It -

Answer 3

‘It scares me the way you talk’

Question 4

Sheila, Act 3 ‘I suppose-

Answer 4

‘I suppose we’re all nice people now’

Question 5

Eric, Act 1 ‘[Half-

Answer 5

‘[Half shy, half assertive]’

Question 6

Eric, Act 1 ‘He could-

Answer 6

‘He could have kept her on instead of throwing her out’

Question 7

Eric, Act 3 ‘I was-

Answer 7

‘I was in a state where a chap easily turns nasty and I - threatened to make a row’

Question 8

Eric, Act 3 ‘He -

Answer 8

‘He inspected us alright’

Question 9

Inspector, Act 1 ‘[The lighting-

Answer 9

‘[The lighting should be pink and intimate until the Inspector arrives, and then it should be brighter and harder]’

Question 10

Inspector, Act 1’[Creates at-

Answer 10

‘[Creates at once an impression of massiveness, solidity and purposefulness]’

Question 11

Inspector, Act 3 ‘Fire-

Answer 11

‘Fire, and blood, and anguish’

Question 12

Inspector, Act 3 ‘You-

Answer 12

‘You can’t even say sorry’

Question 13

Inspector, Act 2 ‘You have-

Answer 13

‘You have no hope of not discussing it’

Question 14

Mrs B, Act 1 ‘[a rather-

Answer 14

‘[a rather cold woman]’

Question 15

Mrs B, Act 2 ‘Fine feelings-

Answer 15

‘Fine feelings and scruples that were absurd for a girl in her position’

Question 16

Mrs B, Act 2 ‘I’m-

Answer 16

‘I’m sorry, but I think she only had herself to blame’

Question 17

Mrs B, Act 3 ‘They’re-

Answer 17

‘They’re over-tired. In the morning, they’ll be as amused as we are’

Question 18

Mrs B, Act 3 ‘I didn’t-

Answer 18

‘I didn’t know- I didn’t understand-‘

Question 19

Gerald, Act… ‘Quite- ‘I-

Answer 19

‘Quite right’ ‘I agree’ (With Mr B)

Question 20

Gerald, Act 2 ‘I’m rather-

Answer 20

‘I’m rather more - upset - by this business than I appear to be’

Question 21

Gerald, Act 1 ‘[Rather-

Answer 21

‘[Rather too manly to be a dandy, but an easy well-bred man-about-town]’