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Who are celebrating the engagement in the dinner scene?
The Birlings
and
Gerald Croft
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What does Sheila reproach Gerald for during the dinner?
Neglecting her
last summer
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What does Mrs. Birling emphasize about men like Gerald and Mr. Birling?
They are committed to their
businesses
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How does Eric behave during the dinner?
He is slightly
drunk
and laughs suddenly
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What does Mr. Birling express in his speech about the engagement?
His pleasure at the
match
and
business prospects
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What does Gerald present to Sheila during the dinner?
An
engagement
ring
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What does Mr. Birling dismiss in his speech?
Recent
strikes
among the workers
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What does Mr. Birling believe about the future for employers?
He
believes
in a successful
future
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Who exits the scene after Mr. Birling's speech?
Birling,
Sheila
, and
Eric
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What does Mr. Birling say about the possibility of war with Germany?
He
dismisses
it
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Why is this section important in the play?
Introduces five main characters
Demonstrates wealth and social position
Hints at
Mr. Birling's
attitudes
Introduces ideas about
social justice
and
class divisions
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Who is the head of the Birling family?
Birling
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How does Priestley portray Mr. Birling's character?
As
pompous
and
business-oriented
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What does Mr. Birling's lack of concern suggest about his judgment?
It suggests that his judgment is
poor
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How does Eric's behavior contrast with Sheila's during the dinner?
Eric struggles with
self-control
, Sheila is confident
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What is Gerald's social status?
Upper-class
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What does Sheila question Gerald about?
His neglect of her the
previous summer
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What significant historical event is referenced in the play?
The sinking of the
Titanic
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When does the play take place in relation to the Titanic's departure?
Week before
11 April 1912
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How does Priestley use language in the wedding scene?
For
greater
or
ironic
effect
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What does the setting and furniture suggest about the Birling family?
They are
wealthy
They are
comfortable
They are self-satisfied
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What does Mrs. Birling tell Eric about drinking port?
Not to
drink
it
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What should students focus on when reading exam questions?
Read the questions
carefully
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What does Mr. Birling represent in the play?
Capitalist
attitudes and
social responsibility
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How should students respond to exam questions about the play?
Highlight
Priestley's
points
Consider audience reactions
Analyze
character
motivations
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What is the title of the section discussed?
ACT ONE
PART 2
A CONFIDENTIAL
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Why is this section considered important?
It links to
key themes
in the
narrative
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What are the key themes linked to in this section?
Social responsibility
Class disparity
Individual vs. society
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What does the term "yout" refer to in the context?
It likely refers to
youth
or young people
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What does "pation with dothes" imply in this context?
It suggests a
connection
with clothing or appearance
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What does "is responsible for" imply in the context of the section?
It indicates
accountability
for actions affecting others
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What page numbers does this section cover?
Pages
8-11
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How does the character of Eva Smith relate to the themes discussed?
Eva Smith embodies
social responsibility
issues
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What is the significance of the phrase "that suits Eva Smith better than"?
It suggests a comparison of
choices
for Eva Smith
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What does "dumisel" refer to in this context?
It likely refers to a
character
or
theme
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What is the page range for the section mentioned?
Pages
20-20
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