Why is Mr Birling particularly pleased to be celebrating Sheila’s and Gerald’s engagement?

It will make his daughter happy

Why is Mr Birling’s speech ironic on page 6 and 7?

He believes the Titanic won't sink

He believes we won't go into space

He believes by 1999 we will have flying cars

She died from a untreated infection

He constantly states his importance and class

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1Why is Mr Birling particularly pleased to be celebrating Sheila’s and
Gerald’s engagement?
1. AIt will make his daughter happy
2. BIt will help his business
3. CIt will make his wife happy
2Why is Mr Birling’s speech ironic on page 6 and 7?
1. AHe believes the Titanic won't sink
2. BHe believes we won't go into space
3. CHe believes by 1999 we will have flying cars
3Why does Birling think that Lady Croft may object to Sheila?
1. ABecause she is ugly
2. BBecause she dosn't have a job
3. CBecause she is a lower class
4How did Eva Smith die?
1. AShe was stabbed
2. BShe drank bleach
3. CShe died from a untreated infection
5How does Birling try to assert his authority and status over the
Inspector?
1. AHe constantly states his importance and class
2. BHe is extremely sarcastic
3. CHe marks his territory

Descripción: GCSE (An Inspector calls) English Lit Test sobre An Inspector Calls - ACT 1, creado por shonarstart el 05/04/2015.
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