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'An Inspector Calls' J.B.Preistley

Is Mrs Birling a capitalist
Original post by sanchita
Is Mrs Birling a capitalist


Mr Birling is considered to be a capitalist :smile:
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Mr Birling is considered to be a capitalist :smile:

I know about Mr Birling, I just want to know about Sybil
Thanks anyway
Omg I remember doing 'An Inspector calls' during GCSEs. All I remember is 'An Inspector Calls':colonhash:
yep she is
Yeah, she is a capitalist. She follows her husband, and she's of a higher class, so like, it shows the generation gap. She's unwilling to change her mind about things unlike her kids. Opposites; her children are socialists. She disagrees with them etc. Shows more hope in younger gen.

Thats what i was taught anyway idk
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Omg I remember doing 'An Inspector calls' during GCSEs. All I remember is 'An Inspector Calls':colonhash:

Its a great play I guess I may forget it, but for know I know it inside out because of the related activities
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Its a great play I guess I may forget it, but for know I know it inside out because of the related activities


Haha yes it certainly is! I loved it back in the days tbf! :smile:
Does anyone know how the exam for inspector calls works? Am I right in thinking no copy's of the book will be within the exam? I'm finding memorising the most important quotes and information difficult.


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You get a copy of the book in the exam, it's just totally blank (i.e. not annotations) so you have to know the quotes pretty well.

The exam itself has two questions based on two books (we have two on an inspector calls and one of of mice and men). The inspector calls part will have one question in which you're asked about something specific like how is Mrs Birling portrayed as a capitalist. The other question will be more general about the whole book and all the characters, something like how does Priestley portray capitalism in the book.

Just revise all the important quotes and themes and you'll be fine:smile:

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Does anyone know how the exam for inspector calls works? Am I right in thinking no copy's of the book will be within the exam? I'm finding memorising the most important quotes and information difficult.


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No you can't use the playscript, u have to learn the quotes
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No you can't use the playscript, u have to learn the quotes


I think this year is the first you can't isn't it? I'm in year 11 and we get to use the script, don't envy you guys..
Thank you☺️


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[QUOTE="aliyahh16;62965591"]Yeah, she is a capitalist. She follows her husband, and she's of a higher class, so like, it shows the generation gap. She's unwilling to change her mind about things unlike her kids. Opposites; her children are socialists. She disagrees with them etc. Shows more hope in younger gen.

Thats what i was taught anyway idk[/QUOTE
Thank you so much

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