Intro Quiz: Sheila and Eric (Part 2)

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Exit Quiz: Sheila and Eric (Part 2)

Lesson summary: Sheila and Eric (Part 2)

Contains conflict or violence. Contains distressing content.

In this lesson, we will explore how Priestley presents the character of Eric Birling. We will explore how our sympathies towards Eric develop in the play, as well as revisiting contextual information about traditional gender roles in the Edwardian era.

English

Y10 English

Key Stage 4

Year 10

Take the quiz to check your understanding of the important knowledge and vocabulary covered in lesson 3.

Who becomes Priestley's mouthpiece after The Inspector leaves?

What is the definition of 'privileged'?

What is the definition of 'enlightened'?

Which adjectives describe Sheila at the end of the play?

What support was available in 1912 for working class women if they did not have a job?

Lesson 3: Revisiting An Inspector Calls - Sheila and Eric (1)

Take the quiz to check your understanding of the important knowledge and vocabulary covered in lesson 4.

What is the correct definition of 'ambivalent'?

What is the definition of 'repentant'?

How do both Sheila and Eric treat Eva?

Which adjectives describe Eric at the end of the play?

Why can Eric be described at deplorable?

Lesson 4: Revisiting An Inspector Calls - Sheila and Eric (2)

Sheila and Eric (Part 2)

Revisiting: An Inspector Calls

Revisiting

THEME

UNIT

The Inspector (Part 1)

The Inspector (Part 2)

Sheila and Eric (Part 1)

Mr Birling

Mrs Birling

Responsibility (Part 1)

Responsibility (Part 2)

The generational divide (Part 1)

The generational divide (Part 2)

Challenging class and gender (Part 1)

Challenging class and gender (Part 2)

Sheila and Eric (Part 2)

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