revision cards Flashcards

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“It would be much better if Sheila didn’t listen to this story at all”

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Mrs birling

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Who said, ‘We are responsible for each other’?

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The Inspector

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True or False: Sheila Birling shows immediate remorse for her actions.

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True

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4
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Fill in the blank: ‘But these girls aren’t cheap labor - they’re ________.’

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People

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5
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What does Arthur Birling’s quote about ‘a man has to make his own way’ suggest?

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It suggests individualism and self-reliance.

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Who states, ‘I would give anything to be in your place’?

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Eric Birling

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Multiple choice: Who is described as ‘the most prominent member of the family’? A) Sheila B) Arthur C) Eric D) The Inspector

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B) Arthur

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What is the significance of the quote, ‘You never told me that. You never told me anything’?

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It highlights the lack of communication in the Birling family.

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True or False: The Inspector represents social conscience.

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True

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10
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Fill in the blank: ‘I did not like her manner. She’d impertinently ________.’

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refused

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Who says, ‘I don’t think we want any further details of this disgusting affair’?

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Arthur Birling

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What does the quote, ‘We are all members of one body’ imply?

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It implies a sense of community and responsibility.

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Multiple choice: Who is the first character to recognize their guilt? A) Gerald B) Sheila C) Arthur D) Eric

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B) Sheila

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True or False: Gerald Croft is entirely guilt-free throughout the play.

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False

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Fill in the blank: ‘You must understand that a lot of young men—’ ________

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‘are in the same position as you.’

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16
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What is the context of the quote, ‘I don’t see why she should have been sacked’?

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It reflects Sheila’s initial disbelief about her role in Eva Smith’s dismissal.

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Who remarks, ‘It’s better to ask for the world than to have it taken away’?

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The Inspector

18
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Multiple choice: What does Eric’s quote about ‘a good job’ reveal? A) His ambition B) His desire for approval C) His disdain for work D) His confidence

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B) His desire for approval

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True or False: The Inspector’s final words are optimistic.

20
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Fill in the blank: ‘You’re behaving like a ________.’

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hysterical child

21
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What does Sheila mean by saying, ‘I know I’m to blame’?

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It shows her acceptance of responsibility.

22
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Who expresses the idea that ‘the past is not a mere matter of fact’?

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The Inspector

23
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Multiple choice: Which character says, ‘I did it all on my own’? A) Sheila B) Eric C) Gerald D) Arthur

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True or False: The Inspector is a traditional law enforcer.

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Fill in the blank: 'If you don’t like that, I can ________.'
go away
26
What is conveyed by the quote, 'Public men, Mr. Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges'?
It emphasizes the moral obligations of those in power.
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Who states, 'You’re not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble'?
Eric Birling