An inspector calls essay - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This product contains an essay that is two sides of A4. This grade 9 essay response is based on the question 'How does Priestley show his ideas about gender inequality in An Inspector Calls.’ This essay was rewarded for being a simple yet high-level response to the question, easy to digest and replicate in your own responses. It features clear topic sentences, quotes, critical analysis with identification of literary techniques and context. I am a former student on the AQA specification and...

This Essay explores the character of Eva Smith, her role, significance. effect and juxtaposition with other characters. This Essay was marked as Grade 9 or A*, and includes a variety of quotes with detailed analysis (no context as it was not needed for my exam board) and an introduction and conclusion. It was written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted for any!

This essay explores the theme of Social Class in the play, and the difference between the two distinct classes clearly symbolised in Priestley's writing with his characters. Providing detailed analysis, varied quotes and much more, this essay was marked as a Grade 9 and was written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted to any! Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley in 1945, based in the Industrial city of Brumley in 1912. Social class is an integral theme to the ...

It consists of an introduction, 4 main body paragraphs with detailed level 5/6 analysis, and a conclusion. At the end, there are tips for achieving a high mark. The question is, 'How does Priestley use the Inspector to suggest ways society should change?' Following this structure and applying it to your own work will set you off in the right direction.

It consists of an introduction, 2 main body paragraphs with the language techniques and wider methods highlighted in red. Finally there is a concise conclusion. There is level 5/6 analysis. The question is 'How does Priestley use the character of the Inspector to present ideas about socialism?'.

This excellent essay focuses on the character of Eric Birling throughout the play, his first impressions and changes as the play progresses. This Essay was marked as Grade 9 or A*, and includes a variety of quotes with detailed analysis (no context as it was not needed for my exam board) and an introduction and conclusion. It was written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted for any! Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley in 1945, set in the industrial city of ...

This essay explores the dichotomy of the younger and older generation, and the contrast in character change between the young Birlings and old Birlings as the play progresses. This essay was marked as grade 9, and was written for the Eduqas exam baord but can be adapted for any. Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley in 1945, based in the Industrial city of Brumley in 1912. Priestley presents the stark contrast between the older and younger generation, conveying his bel...

This essay is a grade 9 answer to the question, ' How does Priestley present the experiences of women'. It provides a holistic approach to the question and level 5/ 6 analysis for wider methods and language techniques. It consists of a concise structure for a introduction.

7 PAGES A summary of every important quote for an GCSE English exam, based (and separated by) the main themes in the play (age, class, social responsibility, gender) as well as the main characters of the play (Mr Birling, Mrs Birling, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Gerald Croft and Inspector Goole). The quotes are also supplemented with high level analysis. It is succinct and designed to be a practical revision resource for the exam. I am a former student on the AQA specification and achieved ...