Understanding Inspector Goole in 'An Inspector Calls'

What primary role does Inspector Goole play in the story?

• To convey social responsibility

• To entertain the audience

• To confuse the characters

• To solve the crime

How does Priestley invert the expectations of the detective genre?

• By having no suspects

• By solving the mystery quickly

• By revealing everyone's responsibility

• By focusing on multiple suspects

What does Priestley suggest about social responsibility?

• It is an outdated concept

• It is only for the wealthy

• It is optional

• Everyone shares in it

What literary technique is used to emphasize the interconnectedness of events in the play?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Anadiplosis

What does the name 'Goole' suggest about the inspector's character?

• He is based on a real person

• He is very friendly

• He may have a ghost-like, haunting presence

• He is a straightforward detective

What aspect of Goole's character adds to his mysterious nature?

• His clear motives

• His vague and ambiguous descriptions

• His humorous dialogue

• His detailed background

Why is Inspector Goole's character deliberately vague?

• To focus on the plot

• To highlight his mysterious nature

• To confuse the audience

• To focus on the social message

What does the use of questions in Goole's dialogue signify?

• His curiosity

• His indifference

• His role as a detective

• His confusion

How does Priestley use Inspector Goole to speak to the audience?

• By remaining silent

• Through direct messages in dialogue

• By using complex language

• Through detailed narratives

What is the effect of using supernatural imagery in Goole's final words?

• It shifts the genre to comedy

• It emphasizes the moral message

• It lightens the mood

• It confuses the audience