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An Inspector Calls Conflict poetry Themes Responsibility Social Class Q1 A written response to a text. 45 minutes 5 paragraphs: one paragraph for each bullet point and an introduction and short conclusion. Aim to use at least 4-5 details from the text in response to each bullet point. Develop these details with opinions and reflections. Write in the correct form – remember your purpose and audience. Q2 Language 30 minutes 8 words / phrases chosen Copy these out exactly as they appear in the text Offer the definition of the word 2-3 connotations / inferences / effect Writer's Style Setting (atmosphere) Dialogue (colloquial) Description (people/ places) Viewpoint Imagery Symbolism Context 1930s America Wall St Crash Dustbowl The American Dream Racism Role of Women Themes Friendship Loneliness/isolation Prejudice/Injustice Dreams Fate/Destiny The working man Themes Responsibility Social Class Young and Old Men and Women Writer's Style The set and staging Creation of tension Entrances and exits Beginnings and end of each Act Context Britain in 1912 and 1945 Family Life Social class Flag At the Border, 1979 Belfast Confetti Bayonet Charge Come on, come back Hawk Roosting Futility The Right Word Out of the Blue The Charge of the Light Brigade Mametz Wood The Yellow Palm Poppies

An Inspector Calls Conflict War and effects of Patriotism Nature Prejudice Terrorism Language Alliteration, assonance, simile, metaphor, personification, adjectives, verbs, nouns, adverbs, rhetorical questions Structure Stanza, rhyme, rhythm, enjambment, punctuation (.,?!:;””) Comparison connectives Similarly Likewise In the same way Equally Contrastive connectives However Whereas Although On the other hand Plot Section 1: Introduction to G + L and their dream Section 2: G+L arrive at the barn + we are introduced to the other characters Section 3: Candy wants to join in on the dream. Curley fights Lennie. Section 4: Crooks and Lennie talk. Curley’s wife attacks Crooks. Section 5: Lennie kills Curley’s wife. The men hunt for Lennie. Section 6: George shoots Lennie. Characters George Lennie Candy (cripple) Crooks Carlson Slim Curley Curley's wife Setting Salinas River The bunk House The barn Crook's room Q3 Summary 45 minutes Make sure you list 15 points. Copy these points exactly as they appear in the text Do not repeat the same points Look at what the summary asks you to summarise. Highlight answers from your list for part (a) of the summary and part (b) of the summary in two different colours Group points rather than list them. If you are running out of time, literally copy your list into paragraph form. Plot: Act 1: Celebration of Sheila and Gerald’s engagement. Birling’s speeches. Inspector arrives. Birling and Sheila are interrogated. The affair is revealed. Act 2: Gerald is interrogated and Sheila calls off the engagement. Mrs Birling is interrogated. Act 3: Eric is the father. Gerald returns and the Inspector leaves. The Birlings think they are in the clear. The phone rings. Setting The Birling’s dining room Characters Arthur Birling Sybil Birling Sheila Birling Eric Birling Gerald Croft The Inspector Eva Smith / Daisy Renton