'An Inspector Calls' Act Two Unit of Work

A 63-slide PowerPoint that explores Act Two of ‘An Inspector Calls’. It covers:

1. Revision of some of the key ideas from Act One
2. Two separate keywords activities for Act Two (worksheets included)
3. A sequencing of Gerald’s affair task
4. Three differentiated questions to encourage analysis of Gerald’s affair: a) in terms of his relationship with Sheila; b) In terms of the patriarchal society of the Edwardian Era; c) In term of Marxist theory (worksheet + sample answers for B and C included)
5. Daisy’s Diary creative writing task
6. Notes on the contextual background of the Brumley Women’s Charity Organisation e.g. noblesse oblige and the deserving and undeserving poor
7. A quotation hunt based on some of the key ideas in early Act Two
8. The Literature Assessment Objectives and an example analysis paragraph based on a Sybil quotation
9. Inference-making activity based on a range of things Sybil says in Act Two
10. True or False statements relating to Eva Smith’s application for charity
11. A ‘why do you think’ series of statements relating to Eva Smith’s application for charity (suggested answers included)
12. A final extended-response question: How does Priestley present Sybil Birling in Act Two? (high level sample answer included)
13. A 20-question quiz on Act Two.
14. Review

This unit of work follows on from:
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-an-inspector-calls-act-one-unit-of-work-11839609
It can exist independently but it assumes some pre-teaching of contextual ideas including Marxist Theory and capitalism v socialism.