An Inspector Calls context resource exploring J.B. Priestley, 1912, class, dramatic irony and social responsibility through structured tasks.

This accessible GCSE English Literature resource provides focused contextual reading on Priestley’s reasons for setting the play in 1912. Students then apply their understanding to the contrast with 1945, dramatic irony and Mr Birling’s presentation.

What’s included:

• accessible context text on J. B. Priestley and 1912
• understanding and retrieval questions
• 1912 and 1945 comparison task
• application of context to key Mr Birling quotations
• scaffolded analytical paragraph
• full teacher answers

Suitable for teaching, revision, homework, intervention or independent study.

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