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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do Birling and Mrs. Birling complain about Goole’s behavior? (from Act Three, pages 54 – 57)

They feel he was too judgmental about Sheila's behavior at Milward's.

They feel he did not show them and their status enough respect.

They feel he did not show Eva Smith enough respect.

They feel they did not push Eric hard enough to reveal the truth about the money.

2.

What does Sheila mean when she suggests that her parents are reacting to the situation as though nothing happened? (from Act Three, pages 54 – 57)

She is essentially saying that neither of her parents view Eva Smith’s death as important or meaningful.

She is essentially saying that neither of her parents view Gerald's effect on Eva Smith life as important or meaningful.

Sheila's comment suggests that they are trying to pretend that Eva was not pregnant.

Sheila's comment suggests that they are trying to pretend that Eva is not dead.

3.

What is a key difference between Gerald and the Birlings? (from Act One, pages 5 – 13)

Gerald is an orphan; Sheila's parents are both alive.

Gerald comes from a family of business people; the Birlings are distant members of the Royal Family.

Gerald comes from a poor family; the Birlings are exceptionally wealthy.

Gerald comes from a family of aristocrats; the Birlings are a family of industrialists.

4.

What does Birling offer to do to try and make up for what happened to Eva / Daisy? (from Act Three, pages 48 - 54)

He offers to give a large sum of money to her father.

He offers to give a raise to all the workers in his plant.

He offers to pay for the raising of her child.

He offers to give a large sum of money to charity.

5.

Who is Meggarty? (from Act Two, pages 28 - 40)

One of Birling's most loyal customers.

A local priest known for upright behavior, but who is referenced as being around prostitutes.

A local politician known for upright behavior, but who is referenced as being around prostitutes.

One of Gerald's best friends.

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