Sheila

Question 1

Sheila is presented as half serious

Answer 1

And half playful

Question 2

Juxtapose on Serious and

Answer 2

Playful

Question 3

It then foreshadows on the

Answer 3

Inspectors arriving

Question 4

Alternative the beliefs of Mrs mr birling unsettle

Answer 4

Shelia causing her to change at the end

Question 5

In act 1 Sheila refers to mr and Mrs birling as mommy and daddy to shows the

Answer 5

Colloquially and to shows that she live in this bubble that she can’t see the harsh relatives of life

Question 7

As the play progresses then juxtaposition with Sheila language to

Answer 7

MOTHER AND FATHER and she has the idea to stand up to them with conflict

Question 8

7 deadly sins Sheila

Answer 8

The sin of envoy because she’s Jeolous that eve smith hold the dress and looks nice

Question 9

Matelostice Shelia

Answer 9

Now I really feel engaged
Adverb now that the perfect ring is the reason for her feelings
Contrast to the end “your petedning like everything is just like before”
Her idolistic world on weath
Pretending vs really

Question 11

Which one is Sheila

Answer 11

Sin and evory

Question 12

Which sin of envy is Sheila

Answer 12

Malicious envy
Acts on jealousies e.g Eva in the shop

Question 13

Sin envy

Answer 13

Is from the bible where it says 10 commandments