An Inspector Calls - J B Priestley: แบบฝึกหัด

• a.

  Arthur Birling

• b.

  Sheila Birling

• c.

  Eric Birling

• d.

  Gerald Croft

• a.

  Sybil Birling's insistence that she did her duty at the charity organization.

• b.

  Arthur Birling's focus on his potential knighthood.

• c.

  Sheila Birling's realization that her actions had real consequences for Eva Smith.

• d.

  Gerald Croft's relief when he discovers the Inspector might not be real.

• a.

  It suggests a shift from a warm, celebratory atmosphere to the cold, harsh light of an interrogation room.

• b.

  It symbolizes the Inspector's higher social status and his power to command the room's environment.

• c.

  It indicates that the party is over and the characters must now face the reality of the night.

• d.

  It reflects the transition from the Birlings' self-satisfied, rose-tinted view of life to a state of unforgiving scrutiny and truth.

• a.

  1939

• b.

  1912

• c.

  1918

• d.

  1914

• a.It is the main headquarters for the charitable organization run by Sybil Birling.
• b.It is a high-class establishment strictly reserved for the upper-middle class and their families.
• c.It is a place where wealthy men can meet and exploit vulnerable women, such as the 'women of the town'.
• d.It is a site of political protest where the working class gathered to demand better wages.

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