Across
- 5. Homophone for a potentially supernatural examiner. (5)
- 6. Inspector Goole acts as this for Priestley. (5)
- 8. Mr Birling hints at this. (10)
- 9. The Birlings consider themselves to be this type of family. (11)
- 10. Mr Birling is a staunch fan of this economic system; Priestley is not! (10)
- 11. The Birling parents do this to their children. (11)
- 15. Sheila's reason for getting Eva Smith fired. (8)
Down
- 1. Mr Birling's accent is described as this.(10)
- 2. Eventually taken by the younger generation but never by their elders. (14)
- 3. Sheila gains one of these over the course of the play. (10)
- 4. Initially vitally important to Sheila, but then returned (4)
- 7. The most important thing to the older Birlings. (10)
- 12. Mrs Birling's dismissive and snobby statement: 'Girls of - -'. (4,5)
- 13. To be avoided at all costs by the older generation. (7)
- 14. Frosty: Mrs Birling's demeanour (4)
