An Inspector Calls: Writer's Methods and Techniques (OCR GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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An Inspector Calls: Writer's Methods and Techniques
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What technique does Priestley use through Birling's predictions about the future?

Dramatic irony

What example of Birling's predictions shows dramatic irony?

The Titanic being 'unsinkable'

What does dramatic irony criticise in the play?

Arrogance & ignorance of upper class

What does Inspector Goole serve as in the play?

Mouthpiece for Priestley's views

What themes does the Inspector guide characters to reflect on?

Social responsibility & guilt

How does the play end?

On a cliffhanger

What does the cliffhanger ending involve?

Phone call about a real inspector

What does the cliffhanger reveal about the plot's nature?

Its cyclical nature

How is the play's structure described?

A 'well-made play'

What type of play is it structured as?

A morality play

What do the Inspector and photograph symbolise?

Justice, guilt & societal change

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