An Inspector Calls and Other Plays notes

An essay covering the play from start to finish and exploring the treatment of women in the play and how this is utilised by the writer to send a message to the wider society. Includes all assessment objectives (AO1, AO2 and AO3) with correct SPAG. Also contains the writer's intentions and aim and the impact of the writer's message to society. Meets all of the examiner's expectations and received a grade 9 (A*).

32 Pages of full An Inspector Calls Notes Characters - Arthur Birling, Sybil Birling, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Gerald Croft, Inspector Goole, Eva Smith Themes- Social class and wealth, Age and conflict between generations, responsibility, gender, guilt and consequences, love (marriage and family love), time, justice and injustice, the supernatural includes full quotes and explanations

An Inspector Calls quotes for each character with meaning and context for each. At least 3 quotes for each major character. Some feature English GCSE Techniques.

Quotes from An Inspector Calls with each character and what theme it overlaps with

Key themes and concepts are covered so that students can better their understanding and grasp of the play. It allows the students top be familiar with relevant social norms and context points to understand easily. Also, I go into the inspiration behind the play ,potential reasons for writing it and the intended effect. This will definitely help all students provide more insightful answers in the play which will reach those higher grades if incorporated.

Enhance your grasp of "An Inspector Calls" Act One with our detailed annotations designed for AQA GCSE English Literature. Our annotations break down the key elements of the play, helping you navigate themes, characters, and literary techniques seamlessly. Ideal for students seeking clarity or teachers in need of a practical teaching aid, these annotations provide a straightforward approach to understanding Act One. Improve your analysis and exam performance without unnecessary hype. Simplify ...

Do you ever pay attention to to the scenery in movies or shows? Have they ever made you fell that much more towards something or someone in the play? Well, that play is no exception. In this work, I go into the reasons why certain settings and scenes are used and the in depth meaning behind them. This not only helps you better understand the effect of it on the audience but also may just make you appreciate the little things that much more.

seeing how the men treated the women

This document is about the book an Inspector Calls from the AQA English GCSE. It contains quotes and analysis in short hand form for each theme in the book including the characters. These have been taken from class lessons and from a collection of good analysis sources online. These helped achieve a grade 9.

This pack contains everything you need to know for An Inspector Calls including themes, character analysis, quote bank with detailed heavy analysis along with different interpretations + Past paper questions and how to answer to get in the top band - Applicable for IGCSE/GCSEs or AS/A Levels - OCR AQA CIE Edexcel

32 Pages of full An Inspector Calls Notes Characters - Arthur Birling, Sybil Birling, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Gerald Croft, Inspector Goole, Eva Smith Themes- Social class and wealth, Age and conflict between generations, responsibility, gender, guilt and consequences, love (marriage and family love), time, justice and injustice, the supernatural includes full quotes and explanations

An essay covering the play from start to finish and exploring the treatment of women in the play and how this is utilised by the writer to send a message to the wider society. Includes all assessment objectives (AO1, AO2 and AO3) with correct SPAG. Also contains the writer's intentions and aim and the impact of the writer's message to society. Meets all of the examiner's expectations and received a grade 9 (A*).

With reference to the ways Priestley presents Mr Birling in “An Inspector Calls”, show how far you agree that he is uncaring towards others. This is an essay for GCSE English Literature, which received an A grade. I received an A* for English Literature at GCSE, and continued to study it at A-Level. Happy studying!

Is Mrs Birling unfeeling in “An Inspector Calls”? This is an essay for English Literature, which received an A. Overall, I received an A* for English Literature. Happy studying!

This pack contains everything you need to know for An Inspector Calls including themes, character analysis, quote bank with detailed heavy analysis along with different interpretations + Past paper questions and how to answer to get in the top band - Applicable for IGCSE/GCSEs or AS/A Levels - OCR AQA CIE Edexcel

Quotes from An Inspector Calls with each character and what theme it overlaps with

An Inspector Calls summary notes including quotes from all characters and analysis, themes, motifs, contextual information and in-depth/further reading notes (which include different interpretations, and ways to view the play -> basically talking points to make your analysis more contextually deep and relevant: AO3). These notes helped me get a grade 9 in English Lit GCSE (154/160) and helped my friend go from a 6 to an 8. Made for AQA but can be used for other exam boards.