Shelia Birling Flashcards
Words to describe Shelia Birling from An Inspector Calls
What word describes Sheila Birling’s initial attitude towards her family’s social status?
Naive
True or False: Sheila Birling is portrayed as a strong and independent character throughout ‘An Inspector Calls’.
False
Fill in the blank: Sheila Birling shows signs of _______ when she realizes her role in Eva Smith’s downfall.
Remorse
Which word describes Sheila Birling’s transformation by the end of the play?
Awakened
What is a key characteristic of Sheila Birling’s personality?
Empathetic
Multiple Choice: Which of the following words best describes Sheila’s reaction to the Inspector’s questioning? A) Defiant B) Defensive C) Reflective D) Indifferent
C) Reflective
Which word indicates Sheila Birling’s initial immaturity?
Spoiled
True or False: Sheila Birling fully supports her father’s business decisions without questioning them.
False
What term describes Sheila’s feelings of guilt after learning about Eva’s fate?
Guilt-ridden
Fill in the blank: Sheila Birling represents the _______ of the younger generation in the play.
Change
What word reflects Sheila Birling’s increasing awareness of social issues?
Conscious
Multiple Choice: How does Sheila Birling feel about her engagement to Gerald after the Inspector’s visit? A) Excited B) Conflicted C) Indifferent D) Angry
B) Conflicted
Which word can be used to describe Sheila’s relationship with her mother?
Tense
True or False: Sheila Birling dismisses the Inspector’s message as irrelevant.
False
What characteristic of Sheila is highlighted through her interactions with Gerald?
Jealous
Fill in the blank: At the start of the play, Sheila is portrayed as a _______ young woman.
Wealthy
What word describes Sheila Birling’s attitude towards the social class system by the end of the play?
Critical
Multiple Choice: Which quality does Sheila exhibit when she confronts her parents about their actions? A) Submissive B) Assertive C) Apathetic D) Hesitant
B) Assertive
Which term best describes Sheila’s emotional growth throughout the play?
Mature
True or False: Sheila Birling is completely unchanged by the end of the play.
False
What word reflects Sheila’s developing sense of responsibility?
Accountable
Fill in the blank: Sheila’s character arc can be described as a journey from _______ to understanding.
Ignorance
What quality does Sheila exhibit when she shows concern for the less fortunate?
Compassionate
Multiple Choice: How does Sheila’s character challenge traditional gender roles? A) By being passive B) By being assertive C) By ignoring social issues D) By conforming
B) By being assertive
What word captures Sheila Birling’s feelings towards her family’s moral failures?
Disillusioned
