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ENGLISH LITERATURE
INSPECTOR CALLS
Eva Smith/Daisy Renton
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Who is Eva Smith in "An Inspector Calls"?
A character whose
death
drives the drama
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How do we learn about Eva Smith in the play?
Through the
Inspector
and other characters
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What does the incident at Mr Birling's factory suggest about Eva Smith?
She was
strong-willed
and
assertive
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What does Eva's interaction with Sheila reveal about her character?
She had a sense of
humour
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What does Eva's name change to Daisy Renton signify?
Her
sensitivity
and
desire
for a
new
identity
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How does Eva's situation change by the time she meets Eric and Sybil?
She becomes
desperate
and resourceful
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How do the characters refer to Eva Smith?
In a
positive
light
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What does the Inspector's final speech convey about Eva Smiths?
Millions
are being exploited like her
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What evidence shows Eva Smith's strong-willed nature?
Organised a strike for higher wages
Stood up to
Mr Birling's
authority
Described as a good worker by Birling
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How does Eva Smith's sense of humour affect audience perception?
Makes her
relatable
and
human
Prevents her from being seen as
unrealistic
Engages the audience's
empathy
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What does Eva's diary reveal about her emotional state?
She felt emotions deeply
She needed time to reflect on her
experiences
She believed nothing would be as good again
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What
does the Inspector say about Eva's diary?
She kept a
rough
sort of
diary
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What does the phrase "make it last longer" imply about Eva's feelings?
She cherished her
memories
of
happiness
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How does the Inspector's portrayal of Eva Smith impact the Birlings?
It forces them to confront their
actions
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