INSPECTOR CALLS QUOTES Flashcards

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What is the significance of the quote ‘We are members of one body’ in relation to the theme of social responsibility?

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It emphasizes the interconnectedness of society and the moral obligation individuals have towards each other.

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Who says ‘I did not like her manner’? What does this reveal about their character?

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Sheila Birling; it reveals her initial judgmental nature and her sense of superiority.

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True or False: The Inspector represents the voice of social conscience.

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True

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Fill in the blank: ‘Public men have responsibilities as well as __________.’

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privileges

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What does Gerald Croft’s quote ‘I want to help her’ suggest about his character?

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It suggests that he has a sense of compassion but also a desire to maintain control over the situation.

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Which character states, ‘You’re behaving like a hysterical child tonight’?

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Sybil Birling

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What theme is highlighted by the quote ‘Each of us is responsible for each other’?

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The theme of collective responsibility.

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Who claims ‘I’m not a socialist’? What does this indicate about their beliefs?

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Arthur Birling; it indicates his capitalist views and resistance to social change.

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True or False: The character of Eric Birling demonstrates a clear understanding of his family’s moral failures.

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False

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What does the quote ‘I suppose it was inevitable’ reveal about the character’s attitude towards the events?

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It reveals a sense of resignation and lack of accountability.

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Which character is associated with the quote ‘You must understand that a lot of young men…’?

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Gerald Croft

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

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It symbolizes the consequences of ignoring social responsibility.

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

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trouble

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What does Sheila’s transformation throughout the play signify?

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It signifies the potential for change and the awakening of social awareness.

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True or False: The Inspector’s final speech underscores the importance of individualism over collectivism.

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False

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What does Sybil Birling’s quote ‘I did my duty’ reveal about her character?

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It reveals her rigid adherence to social class and lack of empathy.

17
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Who is described as ‘a pretty, lively sort of girl’?

18
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What does the quote ‘We are responsible for each other’ suggest about the play’s message?

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It suggests a call for greater social responsibility and community.

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Which character says ‘I had to take some interest in it’?

20
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What theme does the quote ‘It’s better to ask for the earth than to take it’ represent?

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The theme of entitlement and social justice.

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Fill in the blank: ‘That - I consider - is a trifle impertinent, Inspector.’

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What does Eric’s quote ‘I wasn’t in love with her or anything’ reveal about his relationship with Eva?

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It reveals a lack of emotional connection and responsibility.

23
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True or False: The play suggests that the upper class is entirely to blame for social issues.

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What does the Inspector’s presence in the play symbolize?

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He symbolizes moral judgment and the consequences of one’s actions.