GCSE Literature: An Inspector Calls | Attitudes to Eva's Death Worksheet
Close reading of attitudes to Eva Smith's death in An Inspector Calls: students underline key words in character quotations and explain what each shows, starting from a worked Mr Birling example.
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- Grades 9–12, High School
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- ELA, Literature
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- literature, English worksheet
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This worksheet pairs with An Inspector Calls.
This worksheet focuses on the attitudes to Eva's death. Students will underline key words in each quotation that support the character's attitude toward Eva's death.
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Learning objectives
- Identify key words that reveal a character's attitude
- Explain how language shows each character's view of Eva's death
Skills covered
- Annotation — underlining the words that carry a character's attitude
- Language analysis — explaining the effect of those word choices
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- Eva Smith
- Guilt and responsibility
- Language analysis
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