GCSE Literature: An Inspector Calls | The Final Speech
Inspector's final speech worksheet for An Inspector Calls. Students compare a 1987 Margaret Thatcher quotation with the speech, then annotate the full speech for emotive vocabulary and persuasive techniques.
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- Grades 9–12, High School
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- ELA, Literature
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- literature worksheet, speech
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This worksheet pairs with An Inspector Calls.
Students will address politics and persuasion in the Final Speech.
They will annotate the speech, complete discussion tasks and so much more.
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Learning objectives
- Compare two political viewpoints on individuals and society
- Identify persuasive techniques such as the rule of three and personal pronouns
- Explain why the Inspector's final speech is rhetorically effective
Skills covered
- Annotating a text — highlighting emotive vocabulary in the Inspector's speech
- Comparing viewpoints — setting the Inspector's words against Thatcher's 1987 statement
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- Persuasive techniques
- Rhetoric
- Collective responsibility
- Individualism
- Historical context
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