Sheila

Question 1

Character - point

Answer 1

Act 1 - week, immature and pathetic

Question 2

Character - evidence

Answer 2

“mummy and daddy”

Question 3

Character - technique

Answer 3

pronouns

Question 4

Character - analysis

Answer 4

changes in act 2 to the pronoun ‘mother’ more formal

Question 5

Character - social context

Answer 5

represents young upper class women/females

Question 6

Responsibility - point

Answer 6

accepts responsibility nothing like her dad

Question 7

Responsibility - evidence

Answer 7

“but these girls aren’t cheap labour they’re people”

Question 8

Responsibility - techniques

Answer 8

‘but’ conjunction, interrupting Mr Birling

Question 9

Responsibility - analysis

Answer 9

humanises the lower class

Question 10

Change in character - point

Answer 10

act 2 becomes more mature

Question 11

Change in character - evidence

Answer 11

“I think you better take this with you”

Question 12

Change in character - technique

Answer 12

‘i’ personal pronoun

Question 13

Change in character - analysis

Answer 13

standing up to Gerald by ending the relationship.

Question 14

Change in character - social context

Answer 14

represents the new woman

Question 15

Relationship with Gerald - point

Answer 15

Act 1 -Gerald is in control of her.

Question 16

Relationship with Gerald - evidence

Answer 16

“you fool”

Question 17

Relationship with Gerald - technique

Answer 17

‘fool’ noun

Question 18

Relationship with Gerald - analysis

Answer 18

disobeying her husband - speaks honestly and derogatory, stands up for female rights

Question 19

Relationship with Gerald - social class

Answer 19

We aspire to be her, represents hope for women in 1945 society.