Eva Smith And Daisy Renton Flashcards

1
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Who is Eva Smith?

A

A character in ‘An Inspector Calls’ who represents the struggles of the working class.

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What alias does Eva Smith use when she meets Gerald Croft?

A

Daisy Renton.

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3
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True or False: Eva Smith is a wealthy socialite.

A

False.

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4
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What event leads to Eva Smith’s death?

A

She commits suicide.

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What social issue does Eva Smith’s story highlight?

A

The exploitation of the working class.

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Fill in the blank: Eva Smith is a victim of ________ by the upper class.

A

social injustice.

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7
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Which character first dismisses Eva Smith from her job?

A

Sheila Birling.

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8
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What does Gerald Croft provide Eva when they first meet?

A

A place to stay and financial support.

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How does the Inspector describe Eva Smith’s life?

A

As a ‘chain of events’ leading to her demise.

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Multiple Choice: What does Eva Smith symbolize in the play? A) Hope B) Poverty C) Ignorance D) Wealth

A

B) Poverty.

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What is the significance of the name ‘Daisy Renton’?

A

It represents a new identity for Eva Smith, reflecting her desperate circumstances.

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True or False: Eva Smith had a stable and happy life before her interactions with the Birling family.

A

False.

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Who ultimately feels the most guilt for Eva Smith’s death?

A

Each member of the Birling family, particularly Sheila and Eric.

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Fill in the blank: Eva Smith’s death serves as a critique of ________ society.

A

capitalist.

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What does Eva’s character reveal about the impact of social class?

A

It shows how social class can dictate a person’s opportunities and worth.

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16
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How does Sheila Birling’s attitude towards Eva change throughout the play?

A

She evolves from being dismissive to feeling deep remorse.

17
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What does Gerald Croft’s relationship with Eva Smith suggest about his character?

A

It highlights his privilege and moral ambiguity.

18
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Multiple Choice: What job does Eva Smith lose that initiates her downward spiral? A) Factory worker B) Shop assistant C) Restaurant server D) Office clerk

A

A) Factory worker.

19
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What role does the Inspector play in relation to Eva Smith’s story?

A

He acts as a moral compass, revealing the consequences of the Birlings’ actions.

20
Q

True or False: Eva Smith’s story is a central theme in ‘An Inspector Calls’.

A

True.

21
Q

How does the play depict the concept of social responsibility through Eva’s character?

A

It emphasizes that individuals and society must care for one another.

22
Q

What does the Inspector reveal about the interconnectedness of people’s actions?

A

He shows that each person’s actions can have significant effects on others’ lives.

23
Q

Fill in the blank: Eva Smith’s experiences are a reflection of the ________ faced by many women in the early 20th century.

A

struggles.

24
Q

What does the ending of the play suggest about the potential for change regarding social issues?

A

It suggests that awareness and acknowledgment of social issues are necessary for progress.

25
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Short Answer: How does the play’s structure enhance the impact of Eva Smith’s story?

A

The structure allows for real-time revelations and moral questioning, deepening the audience’s engagement.