In the final act, Eric and Sheila are deeply dissatisfied with the willingness of their parents to continue with their lives as if nothing has changed. Their dissatisfaction is most closely related to which of the following themes?
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Class
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Differences between the generations
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Gender
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Workers' rights
Q.2.
Eva Smith's death is caused by ...
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the attitudes and behaviors of wealthy people
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her precarious work situation
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the relative powerlessness of her gender
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all of the above
Q.3.
What is suggested by the Inspector's statement, 'And I tell you that the time will soon come when, if men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish'?
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Responsibility is a nice idea, but cannot be enforced
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Responsibility means facing the inevitable consequences of one's actions, in one form or another
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Responsibility means fighting for one's country
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Those who try to escape their responsibilities will be punished in prison
Q.4.
Which of the following events is related to workers' rights?
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Gerald makes 'Daisy Renton' his mistress
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Eva is dismissed by Mr Birling
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Eva refuses Eric's money
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Gerald discovers that Inspector Goole is unknown to the police force
Q.5.
Mrs Birling's treatment of Eva Smith is expressive of which themes in the text?
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Gender
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Class
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Responsibility
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All of the above
Q.6.
Why are Gerald and Eric both able to treat Eva Smith as disposable?
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Both men loved Eva Smith and behaved responsibly towards her
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Their wealth, social status and gender give them greater power over her
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The two men treat all women as disposable
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In early-twentieth-century Britain, there were no laws to protect female employees
Q.7.
Sheila's involvement in Eva's fate is NOT due to which of the following:
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Sheila's anger that a poor woman might dare to laugh at her
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The power Sheila holds through her family's wealth
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Eva's poor customer service skills
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The difference in social status between the two women
Q.8.
How does Eva's gender contribute to her troubled life?
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No work was available to women
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A male worker could not be sacked for going on strike
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After the initial dismissals, Eva's gender leaves her vulnerable to men who seek out desperate women for sex
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Eva's gender makes no difference to the plot
Q.9.
Eric Birling is a disappointment to his family. His drinking and disreputable behavior invites his family to lecture him frequently on which of the following themes?
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Political activity
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Careless driving
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Religion
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Responsibility
Q.10.
Which of the following best demonstrates the relationship between wealth and class in the play?
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Marriages in the play are between people who are mismatched in class as well as wealth
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Eric is working class, but wealthy
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The maid, Edna, hopes to marry Gerald
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Eva Smith can only marry if she finds a wealthy, working-class man
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