An Inspector Calls
The J.B. Priestley play- 'An Inspector Calls' is one that explores ideas about social responsibility, morality, class equality and numerous others. Make sure you understand the characters, themes and dramatic techniques used as you go about your revision.
The J.B. Priestley play- 'An Inspector Calls' is one that explores ideas about social responsibility, morality, class equality and numerous others. Make sure you understand the characters, themes and dramatic techniques used as you go about your revision.
What you need to know:
What you need to know:
This is on Paper 2 Section A.
Worth 34 marks. 45 minutes to answer. Make sure you find the questions on 'An Inspector Calls!
Choice of two questions – character or theme e.g. How and why does Sheila change?
Must focus on techniques- dramatic irony, dialogue, structure of the play, stage directions, props, lighting, sounds etc. You can still mention any use of imagery, metaphor etc
You WILL NOT have an extract to use.
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