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GCSE Literature: An Inspector Calls | The Generation Gap Worksheet

GCSE Literature: An Inspector Calls | The Generation Gap Worksheet preview
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Opening task: compare young and old characters through four questions on traits, reactions, change, and views
Introduction and paired character-analysis task
Character sorting activity: young versus old, with ten prompts including social responsibility and maturity
Character comparison with ten sorting prompts
Unprompted character sorting activity labeled Young characters and Old characters for comparing generations
Character comparison without supplied prompts
Evidence task: analyze three quotations on Mr. Birling’s predictions, his feared scandal, and Eric’s shame
First three quotation-analysis prompts
Evidence task continued: two Sheila quotations on blame and learning, plus Mr. Birling’s mockery of youth
Final three quotation-analysis prompts
Essay planning task: select and order nine ideas about responsibility, character change, and reversed roles
Essay planning and final writing instructions
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Grade 9, 10, 11, 12

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This worksheet pairs with An Inspector Calls.

It focuses on the generation gap within the play with students completing writing tasks based on the quotes.

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1 PDF with 6 ready to print pages

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