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An Inspector Calls - quotes

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  • Act 3: finish the quote and name the speaker. "I was in _______ state when a _______ easily turns _________"
    That - chap - nasty. Eric.
  • Act 2: Finish the quote. Who said this? What were they referring to? "A girl of t_____ s______ would never refuse money"
    that sort - Mrs Birling. Eva not refusing money from the father of her baby.
  • Act 2: finish the quote and name the speaker. "Public men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as p___________"
    Privileges; The Inspector
  • Who says this; in which act? "Everything's all right now, Sheila. What about this _______?"
    Gerald in Act 3.
  • Act 2: finish The Inspector's quote, "If there's nothing else, we'll have to share our g________"
    The Inspector
  • Act 3: finish the quote and name the speaker. "The m_______'s not the important thing. It's what happened to the girl and what we all did to her that matters."
    Money; Eric.
  • Act 2: finish the quote; name the speaker and who they're speaking to. "You mustn't try to build a kind of w_______ between us and that girl"
    Sheila; to Mrs Birling who is trying to shirk responsibility.
  • Act 1: finish the quote. Who said this? "But these girls aren't c______ labour - they're p_______"
    Cheap - people. Sheila.
  • Act 2: finish the quote and name the speaker. What are they talking about? "She was very g_____t about it"
    Gallant - Gerald. 'Breaking up' with Eva.
  • Act 3: "They will be taught it in fire and blood and _________"
    Anguish
  • Act 1: Who said this? What were they talking about? "He could have kept her on instead of throwing her out"
    Eric; Mr Birling firing Eva Smith.
  • Act 2: who said this? What are they referring to? "I did nothing I'm ashamed of"
    Mrs Birling.
  • Act 3: finish the quote and name the speaker. "Each of you helped to kill her"
    The Inspector
  • Act 1: who said this? "I can't stop thinking about this girl, destroying herself so horribly".
    Sheila
  • Act 3: finish the quote and name the speaker. "There'll be a public s________"
    Scandal; Mr Birling
  • Act 3: who said this? What were they referring to? "In the morning, they'll be as amused as we are"
    Mrs Birling; Sheila and Eric remaining upset and disconcerted by the Inspector's visit and what they have learned. Mr and Mrs Birling think it's a joke.
  • Act 3: who said this? "It frightens me the way you talk"
    Sheila