Opening Paragraph/ AIC info

• Who is the author of the play "An Inspector Calls"?

  1. B. Priestley
• What are the main themes explored in "An Inspector Calls"?

  Social responsibility, class, and morality
• Who visits the Birling family in the play?

  Inspector Goole
• In what year is "An Inspector Calls" set?

  1912
• How does Priestley critique the upper classes in the play?

  By highlighting their complacency and self-interest
• What does the character of the Inspector reveal about the Birling family?

  Their complicity in the tragic fate of Eva Smith
• What is the significance of the play's dramatic structure?

  It enhances the moral messages and themes
• What does the play encourage audiences to reflect on?

  Their own social responsibilities
• What are the key elements of the play "An Inspector Calls"?

  • Themes: social responsibility, class, morality
  • Setting: 1912
  • Main character: Inspector Goole
  • Critique of upper classes: complacency and self-interest
  • Focus on the Birling family's complicity in Eva Smith's fate
  • Relevance of moral messages to contemporary audiences