An Inspector Calls Test | Final Test - Easy

J.B. Priestley
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 127 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

An Inspector Calls Test | Final Test - Easy

J.B. Priestley
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 127 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Inspector Goole show Daisy Renton’s photograph to after Gerald leaves?
(a) Arthur.
(b) Sybil.
(c) Eric.
(d) Sheila.

2. What does Eric want before Inspector Goole begins questioning him?
(a) A snack.
(b) A cigar.
(c) A cigarette.
(d) A drink.

3. What does Gerald say happened after he broke up with Daisy Renton?
(a) She committed suicide.
(b) She traveled to the seaside for two months.
(c) He never saw her again.
(d) They got back together.

4. How long does Inspector Goole say it has been since Sybil spoke to Daisy Renton?
(a) 2 days.
(b) 2 years.
(c) 2 weeks.
(d) 2 hours.

5. What is Arthur worried about?
(a) His family.
(b) A public scandal.
(c) Gerald and Sheila's engagement.
(d) His company.

6. About what does Sheila express doubt?
(a) That Inspector Goole was tricking most of the other characters.
(b) That Inspector Goole had only one photograph.
(c) That Eva Smith, Daisy Renton, and Mrs. Birling were the same woman.
(d) That Inspector Goole was a real police detective.

7. Why does Eric say the woman he had an affair with and the woman who asked Sybil for help must have been the same woman?
(a) Because she told Sybil she had an affair with Eric.
(b) Because he recognized her.
(c) Because they look alike.
(d) Because the woman said she did not want to take any more stolen money.

8. When does Gerald say he broke up with Daisy Renton?
(a) In the first week of September.
(b) At the end of September.
(c) In January.
(d) In December.

9. About what does Gerald disagree with Sheila?
(a) That Inspector Goole was a real police detective.
(b) That Eric is an alcoholic.
(c) That Eva Smith, Daisy Renton, and Mrs. Birling were the same person.
(d) That most of the characters drove Eva Smith to suicide.

10. What does Sheila express doubt about?
(a) Whether or not Eva Smith really committed suicide.
(b) Whether or not she is partly to blame for Eva Smith's suicide.
(c) Whether or not Inspector Goole was a real police detective.
(d) Whether or not Eric is an alcoholic.

11. Why do Sybil and Sheila leave?
(a) Arthur asks them to.
(b) They went to get the door.
(c) Inspector Goole asks them to.
(d) They want to.

12. What does Arthur suggest at the end of Act II?
(a) That Eric has a drinking problem.
(b) That Eric had an affair with Mrs. Birling.
(c) That Eric is coming back.
(d) That Eric is involved in Mrs. Birling’s suicide.

13. Why did Mrs. Birling stop taking money from Eric?
(a) She found out it was stolen.
(b) Someone told her to.
(c) She did not want to be in debt to him.
(d) She did not need it anymore.

14. What does Arthur tell Eric to do?
(a) Have a drink.
(b) Go to bed.
(c) Leave the room.
(d) Sit down.

15. Why does Gerald say he broke up with Daisy Renton?
(a) She told someone about their affair.
(b) She cheated on him.
(c) He was traveling on business and broke up with her before his trip.
(d) He was not in love with her.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Arthur offer Gerald after Gerald calls the hospital?

2. Why did Mrs. Birling not want to marry Eric?

3. Why is Arthur concerned about Sybil’s rejection of Mrs. Birling?

4. Who calls the Birling house at the end of the play?

5. What does Inspector Goole say Daisy Renton called herself when she appealed to the Brumley Women’s Charity Organization?

(see the answer keys)

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