An Inspector Calls

1. Quotation: “We are members of one ___” (4)
3. Dramatic irony: Birling confidently praises this doomed ship (8)
5. Quotation: Gerald describes Eva as “young and ___” (9)
10. Priestley’s warning about collective responsibility and society (13)
11. Inspector’s name, suggesting something supernatural or moral (5)
14. Priestley uses the Inspector as a mouthpiece for this political belief (9)

1. Sheila abuses her power due to jealousy over Eva’s ___ (7)
2. Structural technique: each character is questioned in ___ order (12)
4. Mrs Birling’s refusal to help highlights her lack of ___ (10)
6. Eva represents this wider group in society (13)
7. Final message: “fire and blood and ___” (7)
8. The Inspector’s final speech acts as a moral ___ to both the characters and the audience (8)
9. Quotation: “I did nothing I’m ashamed of” – shows Birling’s ___ (9)
12. Birling’s belief that a man should “look after himself” reflects this ideology (9)
13. Gerald’s affair reflects inequality between men and women in this era (9)