shiela birling

• Who is Sheila Birling?

  The Birling's daughter
• How does Sheila Birling start the play?

  As an immature character who is vain
• What action does Sheila take against Eva at Milwards?

  She has Eva sacked in a fit of temper
• What does Sheila eventually accept regarding Eva's death?

  Her responsibility for her role in it
• What are the key character traits of Sheila Birling at the beginning of the play?

  • Immature
  • Vain
  • Jealous
  • Uses power negatively
• What is the significance of Sheila's actions towards Eva Smith?

  • Highlights class disparity
  • Demonstrates consequences of privilege
  • Shows character development and acceptance of guilt
• What is the term used to describe someone eager to learn?

  Eager to learn
• What political ideology is mentioned in the study material?

  Socialist
• What does "assessment planning" refer to in an educational context?

  It refers to the process of preparing evaluations
• What is the difference between dynamic and static?

  Dynamic refers to change; static refers to stability
• What term describes a focus on material possessions?

  Materialistic
• What does "sheltered life" imply about a person's experiences?

  It implies limited exposure to the outside world
• What does it mean to be "spoilt"?

  It means to be pampered excessively
• Who gives back the ring in the study material?

  Gerald
• What does "upper class" refer to in a social context?

  It refers to the wealthiest social group
• What does it mean to ignore someone's wishes?

  It means to disregard what they want
• What does Sheila express about people in the quote provided?

  She expresses that they were all nice people
• What does Sheila mean by "these girls' changes in act one"?

  It refers to the transformation of characters
• What does the inspector's role signify in the context of the material?

  It signifies authority and moral questioning
• How does the inspector's character develop throughout the material?

  He matures and becomes more authoritative
• What does "childlike" imply about a person's behavior?

  It implies innocence and naivety