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When was An Inspector Calls set?

1912

Name 2 uses of props that signify wealth in the first stage directions

solid furniture; men in white tie; champagne glasses; port and cigars

The "brighter and harder" lighting symbolises what?

seeking out the truth

What is Mr. Birling tipped to receive?

a knighthood

When was An Inspector Calls written?

1945

What sport does the Inspector say he doesn't play?

Golf

At the end of Act 2, who is described as "agitated" and who is "distressed"?

Mrs. Birling = agitated, Sheila = distressed

Eric says: "You're not the kind of father a chap could go to ______"

"when he's in trouble."

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"

Inspector (massively): Public men, Mr. Birling, have ___ as well as ___

responsibilities, privileges

What technique is used for effect at the end of Act 2?

dramatic irony