Inspector Goole Mind Map – An Inspector Calls

Explore Inspector Goole’s role in An Inspector Calls with a completed character-analysis map. The sections connect his presentation and views with responsibility, dramatic influence and the play’s moral ideas.
Grades
Grades 9–12
Pages
1
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated Apr 02, 2022

Subject
ELA, Literature
Topic
An Inspector Calls, Inspector Goole
Resource types
Graphic Organizers
Preparation
Print ready
Standards
RL.9.3

Product description

From the author

This worksheet pairs with An Inspector Calls.

It is a character analysis map for Inspector Goole.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Explain how Inspector Goole's presentation shapes audience impressions

  • Connect the inspector's views with responsibility and socialism

  • Analyse his function as a catalyst for character revelations

Teaching tips

  • Read one section at a time and identify whether it addresses language, action, theme, or dramatic function.

  • Trace repeated responsibility ideas across the Views, Catalyst, and Morality sections.

  • Use the completed map as a planning source, then require learners to select only the branches relevant to a specific essay question.

Skills covered

  • Character analysis — physical description, speech, actions, and ideas are considered together.

  • Theme connection — responsibility, community, and socialism are linked to the inspector's role.

  • Dramatic-function analysis — his control of revelations and audience judgement is identified.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

How can students use the map for essay planning?

Choose the branches that address the question, then locate supporting details in the play and organize them into an argument.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • RL.9.3

Core concepts

  • Inspector Goole

  • Responsibility

  • Socialism

  • Dramatic function

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