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What technique is used for effect at the end of Act 2?
dramatic irony
Name 2 uses of props that signify wealth in the first stage directions
solid furniture; men in white tie; champagne glasses; port and cigars
What is Mr. Birling tipped to receive?
a knighthood
What sport does the Inspector say he doesn't play?
Golf
The "brighter and harder" lighting symbolises what?
seeking out the truth
Eric says: "You're not the kind of father a chap could go to ______"
"when he's in trouble."
At the end of Act 2, who is described as "agitated" and who is "distressed"?
Mrs. Birling = agitated, Sheila = distressed
What kind of organisation could have helped Eva get a raise?
a trade union
Birling believes "we're in for a time of steadily increasing ___"
"prosperity"
When was An Inspector Calls written?
1945
When was An Inspector Calls set?
1912
Inspector (massively): Public men, Mr. Birling, have ___ as well as ___
responsibilities, privileges
