Mr B Flashcards
What is Mr. Birling’s opinion on the Titanic?
Mr. Birling confidently states that the Titanic is ‘unsinkable’.
Fill in the blank: Mr. Birling believes that a man has to make his own __________.
way
True or False: Mr. Birling is portrayed as a forward-thinking character.
False
What does Mr. Birling emphasize about individualism?
He emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility and self-reliance.
Which social class does Mr. Birling represent?
The upper middle class.
What is Mr. Birling’s stance on socialism?
He dismisses socialism and believes in capitalism.
Complete the quote: ‘A man has to make his own ________.’
way
What does Mr. Birling say about community and responsibility?
He suggests that individuals are not responsible for each other.
Multiple Choice: What does Mr. Birling say about the future? A) It is bright B) It is uncertain C) It is bleak
A) It is bright
How does Mr. Birling respond to the Inspector’s questioning?
He becomes defensive and dismissive.
What does Mr. Birling predict about the future of the country?
He predicts that there will be no major conflicts or wars.
Fill in the blank: Mr. Birling calls the Inspector a ‘__________’.
crank
True or False: Mr. Birling values social responsibility.
False
What does Mr. Birling say is the key to success?
Hard work and ambition.
What does Mr. Birling refer to when discussing the importance of profit?
He refers to his business and the need to maximize profits.
Complete the quote: ‘You’d think everybody has to look after everybody else, as if we were all __________.’
mixed up together like bees in a hive
Multiple Choice: Which of the following does Mr. Birling NOT believe in? A) Charity B) Individualism C) Community Responsibility
C) Community Responsibility
What does Mr. Birling say about the war?
He believes that there will be no war.
Fill in the blank: Mr. Birling is a __________ businessman.
successful
What does Mr. Birling think about the younger generation?
He believes they should adhere to traditional values.
True or False: Mr. Birling is open to change and new ideas.
False
What does Mr. Birling say about the importance of family?
He believes family is important but prioritizes business and profit.
Complete the quote: ‘The way some of these cranks talk and write now, you’d think we were all __________.’
mixed up together
What does Mr. Birling’s attitude towards the Inspector reveal about his character?
It reveals his arrogance and lack of empathy.
What social issue does Mr. Birling’s character represent?
The capitalist perspective and resistance to social change.
