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Inspector Calls
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1“I’m talking as a [blank_start]hard-headed practical man[blank_end] of [blank_start]business[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- Ahard-headed practical man
- BMr Birling
- Cbusiness
2‘you’ll hear some people say [blank_start]war is Inevitable[blank_end] … [blank_start]fiddlesticks[blank_end]!’ - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- AMr Birling
- Bfiddlesticks
- Cwar is Inevitable
3‘The [blank_start]Titanic[blank_end] – she [blank_start]sails next[blank_end] week…and [blank_start]unsinkable, absolutelyunsinkable[blank_end].’ - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- AMr Birling
- BTitanic
- Csails next
- Dunsinkable, absolutelyunsinkable
4“I gather there’s a [blank_start]very good chance[blank_end] of [blank_start]a knighthood[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- AMr Birling
- Ba knighthood
- Cvery good chance
5“A man has to make his [blank_start]own way[blank_end] – [blank_start]has to look after himself[blank_end] – and his
family too, [blank_start]of course[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]- AMr Birling
- Bhas to look after himself
- Cof course
- Down way
6“[blank_start](rather impatiently)[blank_end] [blank_start]Horrid[blank_end] business. But I don’t [blank_start]understand why[blank_end] you
should come here.” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]- AMr Birling
- B(rather impatiently)
- Cunderstand why
- DHorrid
7“you’d think [blank_start]everybody has to look[blank_end] after everybody else, [blank_start]as if we were[blank_end]
all mixed up like bees in a hive – [blank_start]community and all that nonsense[blank_end].” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]- AMr Birling
- Bcommunity and all that nonsense
- Ceverybody has to look
- Das if we were
8“I was an [blank_start]alderman for years[blank_end] – and Lord [blank_start]Mayor two years ago[blank_end] – and
I’m [blank_start]still on the Bench[blank_end] – so I know the [blank_start]Brumley police[blank_end] offers pretty well” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]- Aalderman for years
- BMayor two years ago
- Cstill on the Bench
- DBrumley police
- EMr Birling
9“there’s [blank_start]every excuse[blank_end] for what your [blank_start]mother and I did[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- Aevery excuse
- Bmother and I did
- CMr Birling
10“Probably a [blank_start]Socialist[blank_end] or [blank_start]some sort of crank[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]
- AMr Birling
- Bsome sort of crank
- CSocialist
11“Now look at the [blank_start]pair of[blank_end] them- the [blank_start]famous younger generation[blank_end] who
know it all. And they can’t [blank_start]even take a joke[blank_end]-” - [blank_start]Mr Birling[blank_end]- AMr Birling
- Beven take a joke
- Cfamous younger generation
- Dpair of
12“[About [blank_start]fifty, a rather cold woman[blank_end] and her husband’s [blank_start]social superior[blank_end]]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Bsocial superior
- Cfifty, a rather cold woman
13“[blank_start]girls[blank_end] of that [blank_start]class[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Bclass
- Cgirls
14‘you know, my [blank_start]husband[blank_end] was [blank_start]Lord Mayor only two years[blank_end] ago and that
he’s still [blank_start]a magistrate[blank_end]’ - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]- AMrs Birling
- BLord Mayor only two years
- Ca magistrate
- Dhusband
15‘I’m [blank_start]very sorry[blank_end]. But I think she [blank_start]only[blank_end] had [blank_start]herself to blame[blank_end]’ - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Bvery sorry
- Conly
- Dherself to blame
16“Go and [blank_start]look for[blank_end] the father [blank_start]of the child[blank_end]. It’s his [blank_start]responsibility[blank_end].” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- Aresponsibility
- BMrs Birling
- Cof the child
- Dlook for
17“She was giving herself [blank_start]ridiculous airs[blank_end]…[blank_start]claiming elaborate finefeelings[blank_end]…that were [blank_start]simply absurd[blank_end] in a [blank_start]girl in her position.[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Bridiculous airs
- Cclaiming elaborate finefeelings
- Dsimply absurd
- Egirl in her position.
18“As if a [blank_start]girl of that sort[blank_end] would ever [blank_start]refuse money![blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Brefuse money!
- Cgirl of that sort
19“I’m sorry she should have come to [blank_start]such a horrible end[blank_end]. But I accept
[blank_start]no blame at all[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]- AMrs Birling
- Bno blame at all
- Csuch a horrible end
20“he ought to be dealt with [blank_start]very severely[blank_end]-…make sure that he’s
compelled to [blank_start]confess in public his responsibility[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]- AMrs Birling
- Bconfess in public his responsibility
- Cvery severely
21‘he certainly didn’t [blank_start]make me confess[blank_end] – I had done [blank_start]no more[blank_end] than my
[blank_start]duty[blank_end]’ - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]- AMrs Birling
- Bmake me confess
- Cno more
- Dduty
22“I’ve done [blank_start]nothing wrong[blank_end] – and [blank_start]you know it[blank_end].” - [blank_start]Mrs Birling[blank_end]
- AMrs Birling
- Byou know it
- Cnothing wrong
23“[A [blank_start]pretty girl[blank_end] in her [blank_start]early twenties[blank_end], [blank_start]very pleased with[blank_end] life and rather
[blank_start]excited[blank_end]]” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]- ASheila
- Bvery pleased with
- Cpretty girl
- Dearly twenties
- Eexcited
24“[blank_start]Yes[blank_end], go on, [blank_start]Mummy[blank_end]” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]
- ASheila
- BMummy
- CYes
25“(rather [blank_start]distressed[blank_end]) I can’t [blank_start]help thinking[blank_end] about [blank_start]this[blank_end] girl- [blank_start]destroyingherself so horribly[blank_end]- and I’ve been so happy tonight. [blank_start]Oh I wish youhadn’t told[blank_end] me.” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]
- AOh I wish youhadn’t told
- BSheila
- Cdestroyingherself so horribly
- Dhelp thinking
- Edistressed
- Fthis
26“But these [blank_start]girls[blank_end] aren’t [blank_start]cheap labour[blank_end]- they’re [blank_start]people[blank_end].”- [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]
- ASheila
- Bcheap labour
- Cgirls
- Dpeople
27“She was a [blank_start]very pretty girl[blank_end]…that didn’t make it [blank_start]any better[blank_end].” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]
- ASheila
- Bany better
- Cvery pretty girl
28“I went to [blank_start]the manager[blank_end] and told him this girl had been very
[blank_start]impertinent[blank_end] – [blank_start]and – and[blank_end] - ” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]- Aand – and
- Bimpertinent
- Cthe manager
- DSheila
29“And if I [blank_start]could help[blank_end] her now, I [blank_start]would[blank_end]-” - [blank_start]Sheila[blank_end]
- ASheila
- Bwould
- Ccould help
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- GCSE English Quiz on Inspector Calls, created by Emily Dewhirst on 08/05/2023.
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