Contextualising gender expectations in ‘An Inspector Calls'
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- Q1What does the term "gender roles" refer to?the job responsibilities assigned to men and womenthe physical attributes of men and womenthe historical roles of kings and queensthe stereotypical behaviour expected of men and women30s
- Q2Which word beginning with 'f' can be described as: pointless or ineffective, and will not lead to any useful result or meaningful changeUsers enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3Complete the sentence: In 'An Inspector Calls' at the beginning of Act 1, Mrs Birling describes the work that men do as ______."important""necessary""useful""flexible""demanding"30s
- Q4Which of the following best describes how Eva Smith's working-class position affects her in 'An Inspector Calls'?She challenges societal gender roles.She is given more opportunities and independence.She is protected from societal expectations due to her wealth.She is judged harshly and faces exploitation.30s
- Q5In 'An Inspector Calls' at the beginning of Act 1, Mr Birling suggests that clothes are important to women as they ...Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q6Which is the best interpretation for the statement that Priestley’s ending of 'An Inspector Calls' could be seen as both hopeful and futile?Priestley suggests that gender roles are no longer relevantchange is impossible, and society will never learnwomen will always challenge societal expectationschange is possible, but not everyone is ready to challenge outdated beliefs30s