The Inpector Calls - Key Quotes Flashcards

1
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[Very pleased with ….. and rather ……….]

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Life, excited

Sheila Birling

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2
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[Too ……. to be ……..]

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Manly, dandy

Gerald Croft

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3
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[Not quite at ……]

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Ease

Eric Birling

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4
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[Half ….., half ………….]

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Shy, assertive

Eric Birling

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5
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[Her ………. social …………]

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Husbands, superior

Mrs S Birling

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6
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‘…………., absolutely ………….’

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Unsinkable, unsinkable

Mr A Birling

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7
Q

‘We’ve passed the ……. of it’

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Worst

Mr A Birling

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8
Q

The ………… don’t want war. Everything to lose and …………. to gain by war

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Germans, nothing

Mr Birling

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9
Q

A man has to mind his own ……….. and look after ……… and his own.

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Business, himself

Mr Birling

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10
Q

She’d a lot to …… far too much - so she had to …..

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Say, go

Mr Birling

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11
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It’s my duty to ….. ……….

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Ask, questions

The Inspector

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12
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You …….. try and build up a kind of wall between yourself and …… …….

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Mustn’t, that girl

Sheila Birling

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13
Q

It’s better to ….. for the earth than ….. it

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Ask, take

The Inspector

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14
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……. of that class

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Girls

Mrs Birling

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15
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You were the …………….. fairy ………

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Wonderful, price

Sheila Birling

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16
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[She hands ………… the ………]

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Gerald, ring

Sheila Birling

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17
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We often do on the …….. ones. They’re more …………

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Young, impressionable

Inspector

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18
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…….. men, Mr Birling, have …………. as well as ………….

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Public, responsibilities, privileges

The Inspector

19
Q

We’ve several hundred ……. ……….. there, y’know and they keep ………..

A

Young women, changing

Mr Birling

20
Q

As if a …… of that sort would ever ……. money!

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Girl, refuse

Mrs Birling

21
Q

But I can accept …. …….. it at all

A

No blame

Mrs Birling

22
Q

A …….. of ………

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Chain, events

Inspector

23
Q

If …… will not learn that lesson, then they will be ……… it in fire and …… and anguish

A

Men, taught, blood

Inspector

24
Q

I suppose we’re all ……. people now

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Nice

Sheila

25
Q

[He creates at once an impression of …………., solidity and ………..]

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Massiveness, purposefulness

Inspector

26
Q

…… person and ….. line of inquiry at a time

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One, one

Inspector

27
Q

But you’re ……. to blame. Just as your ……….. is

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Partly, father

Inspector

28
Q

You used the …… you had to …….. the girl

A

Power, punish

Inspector

29
Q

Some young men …….. far too much

A

Drink

Inspector

30
Q

Your daughter isn’t living on the …….. . She’s here in Brumley too

A

Moon

Inspector

31
Q

She came to you for ……., at a time when no ………. would have needed more

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Help, woman

Inspector

32
Q

But each of you helped to …… her

A

Kill

Inspector

33
Q

There are millions and millions of …. Smiths and …. Smiths still left with us

A

Eva, John

Inspector

34
Q

We are ………. of one body

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Members

Inspector

35
Q

My ……… was Lord Mayor only two years ago and he’s still a ………..

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Husband, magistrate

Mrs Birling

36
Q

I didn’t like her ………

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Manner

Mrs Birling

37
Q

You seem to have made a great ……….. on this child, …………..

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Impression, Inspector

Mrs Birling

38
Q

She had only ………. to blame

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Herself

Mrs Birling

39
Q

You’re beginning to pretend now that ……… really happened at all

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Nothing’s

Eric

40
Q

And that’s when …… happened

A

It

Eric

41
Q

Who will suffer from this more than ….. will?

A

I

Mr Birling

42
Q

Then ….. be ………. responsible,

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He’d, entirely

Mrs S Birling

43
Q

But … I mean it’s ……

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Surely, ridiculous

Mrs S Birling

44
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I ……. you and … you to stop

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Begged, begged

Sheila Birling