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Answers: An Inspector Calls

Answers: An Inspector CallsAnswers to the AQA exam-style and practice questions are indicative only and highlight the key things that should be included in your response. You may cover other points. It s how your answer is written and how it fits with the mark scheme that will determine the quality of your 1 CHRONOLOGICAL SECTION 1An Inspector Calls | Do it! Stretch it! The lighting moves from the cosy pink to a brighter and harder light. The Inspector has come to scrutinise each of them under this harsh spotlight. Do it! (top) Priestley is implying that Mr Birling s judgement cannot be trusted. The audience will begin to doubt him.

his family (he dismisses his children’s opinions and standpoint, tries to protect Mrs Birling); and Eva Smith (saw her as a route to higher profits rather than as a person). • Explore how Priestley portrays Mr Birling’s opinions to be wrong through his speeches and contextual details (e.g. the ‘unsinkable’ Titanic).

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