Gerald Croft Flashcards
Words to describe Gerald Croft in An Inspector Calls (27 cards)
What is Gerald Croft’s social status in ‘An Inspector Calls’?
He is from a wealthy, upper-class family.
True or False: Gerald Croft is portrayed as a responsible character.
False
Fill in the blank: Gerald Croft is described as __________ and charming.
charismatic
What word describes Gerald Croft’s attitude towards social responsibility?
Indifferent
How does Gerald Croft view the working class?
He views them with condescension.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following words best describes Gerald’s relationship with Sheila?
Protective
What is one key trait of Gerald Croft’s personality?
Manipulative
True or False: Gerald Croft shows genuine remorse for his actions.
False
Fill in the blank: Gerald Croft is often seen as __________ and self-serving.
selfish
What is Gerald’s reaction to the Inspector’s questioning?
He becomes defensive.
Which character does Gerald have a significant relationship with in the play?
Daisy Renton
Describe Gerald Croft in one word.
Cynical
True or False: Gerald is the only character who tries to help Eva Smith.
True
Fill in the blank: Gerald Croft’s actions reveal his __________ nature.
hypocritical
What does Gerald Croft’s character represent in the play?
The complacency of the upper class.
Multiple Choice: What is Gerald’s primary concern during the Inspector’s investigation?
Maintaining his social image
How does Gerald react to the revelation of Eva’s fate?
He is troubled but not truly remorseful.
What trait does Gerald exhibit when discussing his affair with Daisy Renton?
Evasive
True or False: Gerald Croft ultimately takes responsibility for his actions.
False
Fill in the blank: Gerald Croft is often described as __________ in his dealings.
deceitful
What aspect of Gerald’s character is highlighted through his interactions with other characters?
His privilege and entitlement.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best summarizes Gerald’s character arc?
He remains largely unchanged.
What does Gerald’s character reveal about gender roles in the play?
He embodies traditional male dominance.
True or False: Gerald Croft shows growth and change by the end of the play.
False
