2. What proof does Gerald have that Inspector Goole was talking about different women?
(a) Inspector Goole did not look or talk like a real police detective.
(b) The police told him there is no one like Inspector Goole on the force.
(c) Inspector Goole may not have shown the family members the same photograph.
(d) Inspector Goole is unlike other police detectives he's met.

3. Where does Eric say he met Mrs. Birling?
(a) In the Palace bar.
(b) At the police station.
(c) At the County Hotel.
(d) At the hospital.

4. What does Arthur order Sheila to do?
(a) Go to bed.
(b) Call the police.
(c) Apologize.
(d) Stop drinking.

5. Who does Inspector Goole say started Eva Smith’s demise?
(a) Arthur.
(b) Sybil.
(c) Sheila.
(d) Eric.

6. Why does Sybil think Inspector Goole was not a real police detective?
(a) Because he did not talk or look like one.
(b) Because he told her her was not.
(c) Because the police told her there was no one like him on the force.
(d) Because he was not like other police detectives she had met.

7. Why does Arthur think Inspector Goole visited them?
(a) To play a joke.
(b) To avenge Eva Smith's death.
(c) To deliberately trick them.
(d) To conduct a real investigation.

8. What does Gerald do after Inspector Goole finishes questioning him?
(a) Take a walk.
(b) Smoke a cigar.
(c) Smoke a cigarette.
(d) Have a drink.

9. Who does Sybil say is to blame for Mrs. Birling’s suicide?
(a) Mrs. Birling and the father of her child.
(b) Eric and Sheila.
(c) Eric and Gerald.
(d) Arthur and Eric.

10. Why does Sheila ask Sybil to stop talking?
(a) She is afraid of where Inspector Goole’s line of questioning will lead.
(b) She is tired of listening to Sybil.
(c) She thinks Sybil is lying.
(d) She thinks Sybil is talking nonsense.

11. Why did Mrs. Birling not want to continue taking money from the father of her child?
(a) She felt like a prostitute.
(b) She was too proud.
(c) It was stolen.
(d) She did not need it.

12. What does Sybil say is Inspector Goole’s duty?
(a) To make the father of Mrs. Birling's child meet his obligations.
(b) To question the father of Mrs. Birling’s child.
(c) To report Mrs. Birling to the authorities.
(d) To report the father of Mrs. Birling’s child to the authorities.

13. What detail did Mrs. Birling reveal to Sybil about the father of her child?
(a) That he had a drinking problem.
(b) That he was Sybil's son.
(c) That he came from a wealthy family.
(d) That he was married.

14. Why does Inspector Goole say he did not show the photograph of Daisy Renton to Gerald?
(a) It was not necessary.
(b) He did not have the right photograph.
(c) Gerald had no right to see it.
(d) He did not want the photograph to shock Gerald.

15. 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.