GCSE Literature: An Inspector Calls | Women Representation Worksheet
Sheila Birling quotation table for An Inspector Calls: students explain what eight quotations reveal about Sheila and about Priestley's view of women, following one modelled row.
- Grades
- Grades 9–12, High School
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- Preparation
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- ELA, Literature
- Topic
- English, worksheet
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- Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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This worksheet pairs with An Inspector Calls.
Students will analyze Sheila and the representation of women as they work to complete the table to reflect on quotations.
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Learning objectives
- Analyze what quotations reveal about Sheila's character
- Explain how Priestley presents women in the play
Skills covered
- Quotation analysis — writing what each Sheila quotation shows about her and about Priestley's views
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Which edition of the play do the page references follow?
Page references in the table match the 1988 Heinemann edition; with another edition, students can still find each quotation by its wording.
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Core concepts
- Characterization
- Representation of women
- Authorial viewpoint
- Morality play
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