This resource has been created in order to help English Literature GCSE students revise and remember key quotations and their meaning from the play ‘An Inspector Calls.’ The resource has a key quotation or stage direction from Arthur Birling on the front and on the back contains: suggested meanings, links to context, key techniques/ word classes identified and links to other quotations in the play. Obviously, it is impossible to include every possible interpretation on a flash card but these provide clear and valid interpretations as a starting point. Printing: The resource has been formatted so that when double-sided printing is selected the cards will print out properly aligned front to back.

This resource has been created in order to help year 11 students revise for the new English Literature GCSE. As students need to memorise a number of quotations this resource is something they can easily use in order to help instill key quotations. Essentially the resource is a number of key quotations from Mr. Birling with fill in the blanks on one side and the full quote on the other side. The words left out are key words which students are likely to need to analyse further in order to properly answer questions. Printing: I have formatted the resource so that when printed double sided, both sides of the card should line up in order to allow you to just cut them out.