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Question 1

Who said, ‘We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other.’?

Answer 1

The Inspector

Question 2

True or False: Sheila Birling is initially unaware of her family’s social responsibilities.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Fill in the blank: ‘If you don’t come down sharply on some of these people, they’d soon ask for ______.’

Answer 3

the earth

Question 4

What does Mr. Birling mean when he says, ‘A man has to make his own way—has to look after himself’?

Answer 4

He believes in individualism and self-reliance.

Question 5

Who is described as ‘a pretty girl in her early twenties, very pleased with life and rather excited’?

Answer 5

Sheila Birling

Question 6

What is the significance of the quote, ‘You never understand anything. You never did.’?

Answer 6

It highlights the generational divide between Sheila and her parents.

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Sybil Birling

Question 8

Multiple Choice: Which character states, ‘I’m not a very popular public man’? A) Mr. Birling B) The Inspector C) Gerald Croft D) Eric Birling

Answer 8

A) Mr. Birling

Question 9

What does the Inspector mean when he says, ‘Each of you helped to kill her.’?

Answer 9

He is emphasizing collective responsibility.

Question 10

True or False: Gerald Croft admits to having an affair with Daisy Renton.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

Fill in the blank: ‘You must understand that a lot of young men—’ ‘You’re behaving like a ______.’

Answer 11

hysterical child

Question 12

What does the phrase ‘fire and blood and anguish’ represent in the play?

Answer 12

The consequences of social irresponsibility.

Question 13

Who expresses the idea that ‘public men, Mr. Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges’?

Answer 13

The Inspector

Question 14

What does Sheila mean by saying, ‘I know. I had her turned out of there.’?

Answer 14

She acknowledges her role in Daisy’s dismissal from the job.

Question 15

Multiple Choice: Who is the character that says, ‘I did not like her manner’? A) Eric B) Sybil C) Sheila D) Gerald

Answer 15

B) Sybil

Question 16

True or False: Mr. Birling is optimistic about the future and believes in progress.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

What does the quote ‘But these girls aren’t cheap labor—they’re people’ signify?

Answer 17

It highlights the theme of social class and human dignity.

Question 18

Fill in the blank: ‘We are all __________.’

Answer 18

responsible

Question 19

What is the significance of the Inspector’s final speech?

Answer 19

It serves as a moral warning about the dangers of neglecting social responsibility.

Question 20

Who states, ‘I was in a state when a girl of that sort would refuse to take any money’?

Answer 20

Mr. Birling

Question 21

True or False: The Inspector is a real police inspector.

Answer 21

False

Question 22

What does Sheila say to demonstrate her change in perspective by the end of the play?

Answer 22

‘I’m not a child anymore.’

Question 23

Multiple Choice: Which character claims, ‘I’ve done nothing wrong’? A) Eric B) Gerald C) Sybil D) Sheila

Answer 23

C) Sybil

Question 24

Who refers to the Inspector as ‘a lot of nonsense’?

Answer 24

Mr. Birling

Question 25

Fill in the blank: 'You’re behaving like a ______.'

Answer 25

hysterical child

Question 26

What does the quote 'I didn’t like her manner' imply about Sybil's attitude towards the working class?

Answer 26

It shows her disdain and class prejudice.

Question 27

True or False: Eric Birling is portrayed as a responsible and mature character.

Answer 27

False

Question 28

What does Gerald mean when he says, 'I didn’t feel I could turn her away'?

Answer 28

He expresses his sense of obligation towards Daisy.

Question 29

Who says, 'I suppose it was inevitable'?

Answer 29

Sheila Birling

Question 30

What theme does the quote 'You’re not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble' address?

Answer 30

The theme of familial relationships and expectations.

Question 31

Multiple Choice: Who expresses regret about their actions towards Eva Smith? A) Sybil B) Eric C) Gerald D) Mr. Birling

Answer 31

B) Eric

Question 32

What does the Inspector mean when he says, 'There are millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left in the world'?

Answer 32

It underscores the ongoing social issues faced by the working class.

Question 33

True or False: The play ends on a note of optimism for the future.

Answer 33

False

Question 34

Fill in the blank: 'You’re not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in ______.'

Answer 34

trouble

Question 35

What does the Inspector's arrival symbolize in the play?

Answer 35

A catalyst for change and moral reflection.

Question 36

Who says, 'I did it because I was unhappy'?

Answer 36

Eric Birling

Question 37

What does the quote 'It’s too late. She’s dead.' signify?

Answer 37

The irreversible consequences of their actions.

Question 38

Multiple Choice: Which character is least affected by the Inspector's revelations? A) Sheila B) Eric C) Sybil D) Gerald

Answer 38

C) Sybil

Question 39

What does the phrase 'I’m ashamed of it' reflect about Sheila's character development?

Answer 39

Her growing awareness of social responsibility.

Question 40

True or False: The Inspector implies that the Birling family is solely responsible for Eva Smith's death.

Answer 40

False

Question 41

What does Gerald's quote 'I didn’t want to get involved' reveal about his character?

Answer 41

His tendency to avoid responsibility.

Question 42

What does the Inspector's final line, 'We are responsible for each other,' emphasize?

Answer 42

The interconnectedness of society.

Question 43

Multiple Choice: Who is the first character to question the Inspector? A) Sheila B) Mr. Birling C) Eric D) Sybil

Answer 43

B) Mr. Birling

Question 44

Who is described as 'an attractive chap about thirty'?

Answer 44

Gerald Croft

Question 45

What does the quote 'You’re not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble' reflect about Eric's relationship with Mr. Birling?

Answer 45

It shows a lack of trust and support.

Question 46

True or False: The Inspector is a symbol of social conscience.

Answer 46

True

Question 47

Fill in the blank: 'I’m not a child anymore. I’ve got to ______.'

Answer 47

learn

Question 48

What does Sheila's transformation throughout the play signify?

Answer 48

The potential for change in social attitudes.

Question 49

Multiple Choice: Who is the last character to be interrogated by the Inspector? A) Sheila B) Eric C) Mr. Birling D) Sybil

Answer 49

D) Sybil

Question 50

What does the quote 'I know. I had her turned out of there.' reveal about Sheila's character?

Answer 50

Her initial selfishness and later remorse.

Question 51

What does the Inspector's presence force the characters to confront?

Answer 51

Their own moral failures and responsibilities.

Question 52

Fill in the blank: 'We are all ______.'

Answer 52

responsible

Question 53

True or False: The play suggests that social class determines one's worth.

Answer 53

True

Question 54

What does the Inspector's warning about 'fire and blood and anguish' foreshadow?

Answer 54

The potential consequences of ignoring social responsibility.

Question 55

Who says, 'I suppose it was inevitable'?

Answer 55

Sheila Birling

Question 56

What does Eric mean when he says, 'I’ve been drinking too much lately'?

Answer 56

He admits to his struggles with alcohol and its impact on his actions.

Question 57

Multiple Choice: Who is the most resistant to the Inspector's message? A) Sybil B) Sheila C) Eric D) Gerald

Answer 57

A) Sybil

Question 58

What theme does the quote 'I’m ashamed of it' connect to?

Answer 58

The theme of guilt and accountability.

Question 59

True or False: The play ends with the Inspector's message being fully accepted by all characters.

Answer 59

False

Question 60

What does the quote 'I did it because I was unhappy' reveal about Eric's motivations?

Answer 60

It shows a search for escape from his problems.

Question 61

What does the Inspector's final message imply about society?

Answer 61

That everyone is interconnected and responsible for one another.

Question 62

Multiple Choice: Who feels the most guilt over Eva's death? A) Gerald B) Sheila C) Eric D) Sybil

Answer 62

C) Eric

Question 63

What does the quote 'You’re behaving like a hysterical child' suggest about the characters' perceptions of one another?

Answer 63

It indicates condescension and a lack of understanding.

Question 64

True or False: The Inspector serves as a catalyst for the characters' transformations.

Answer 64

True

Question 65

Fill in the blank: 'There are millions and millions of ______ and John Smiths still left in the world.'

Answer 65

Eva Smiths

Question 66

What does the phrase 'fire and blood and anguish' foreshadow in the play?

Answer 66

The potential for societal collapse if responsibilities are ignored.

Question 67

Who asserts, 'I suppose we’re all nice people now'?

Answer 67

Sheila Birling

Question 68

What does the Inspector's assertion that 'We are responsible for each other' challenge?

Answer 68

The individualistic mindset of the Birling family.

Question 69

Multiple Choice: Who is the character that remains largely unchanged by the end of the play? A) Sheila B) Eric C) Sybil D) Gerald

Answer 69

C) Sybil