Subverting Patriarchy in An Inspector Calls Quiz

What does Mrs. Birling tell Sheila about men's work?

• Men have important work and women should respect that

• Men and women share work equally

• Women have more important work than men

• Men's work is not as important as it seems

How does Sheila respond to her mother's views on men's work?

• She playfully disagrees

• She is indifferent

• She fully agrees with her mother

• She doesn't understand the concept

What does Mr. Birling say to Sheila when she inquires about a conversation?

• He asks her opinion on the matter

• He encourages her to join the conversation

• He dismisses her with 'Run along'

• He welcomes her questions

How does Gerald try to protect Sheila during the questioning?

• By arguing with the inspector

• By asking the inspector to stop questioning her

• By saying she is too tired to continue

• By leaving the room with her

What was Gerald's relationship with Eva?

• He was just a friend to her

• He employed her at his company

• He had no direct relationship with her

• He set her up as his mistress

What does Sheila do with her engagement ring?

• She keeps it as a symbol of love

• She gives it to Eva as a gift

• She loses it accidentally

• She rejects it symbolizing her rejection of Gerald

What transformation does Sheila undergo throughout the play?

• From wealthy to poor

• From joyful to sad

• From educated to ignorant

• From passive to assertive

What is the main theme Priestley explores through the character of Sheila?

• Gender equality

• Economic disparity

• Youth rebellion

• Patriarchal subversion

How does the play suggest one should treat others?

• With care and responsibility

• With indifference

• With suspicion

• With competitiveness

What does the play critique besides capitalist ideology?

• Democratic governance

• Religious beliefs

• Patriarchal norms

• Educational systems