An Inspector Calls 75 Question Quiz This 75 question quiz focuses on the context, plot, characters and some key quotations from the play An Inspector Calls as well as some key ideas and themes. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the play. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or revising different elements of the play – so you might select all the questions about the character of Macbeth and test pupils on them before doing some exploratory work on the character.

This 80 question quiz focuses on the plot, characters and some key quotations from the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. There is both a ‘teacher version’ with answers and a pupil version you can give to pupils. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils’ knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the novel. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or revising different elements of the novel – so you might select all the questions about the character of the Monster and test pupils on them before doing some exploratory work on the character.

This 70 question quiz focuses on the context, plot, characters and some key quotations from the novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde as well as some key ideas and themes. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the play. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the novel. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or revising different elements of the novel – so you might select all the questions about the character of Jekyll and test pupils on them before doing some exploratory work on the character.

This 60 question quiz focuses on the context, plot, characters and some key quotations from the play Much Ado About Nothing as well as some key ideas and themes. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the play. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play.

This 60 question quiz focuses on the context, plot, characters and some key quotations from the novella ‘A Christmas Carol’ as well as some key ideas and themes. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils’ knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the novella. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or revising different elements of the play – so you might select all the questions about the character of Scrooge and test pupils on them before doing some exploratory work on the character.

This 120 question quiz focuses on the context, ideas, and key quotations from the AQA GCSE English Literature Power & Conflict Poetry collection. The questions are in the order published in the anthology but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the play. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams (see my other quizzes!) They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or revising different poems. Please leave me a review if you download!

This 75 question quiz focuses on the context, plot, characters and some key quotations from the play Macbeth as well as some key ideas and themes. The questions are in chronological order but can be read and answered independently making the quiz flexible and versatile. The resource is the ‘teacher version’ but the answers can be easily deleted from that column for pupils to fill in. The quiz is perfect to dip in to for recap starters or do nows - take five questions at random and test pupils knowledge each lesson as you teach and revise the play. They are also perfect to mix in with other recap do now questions to interleave knowledge and revision across the year as pupils get closer to exams. They are also useful as a regular knowledge quiz for pupils and is a perfect resource to see what pupils do and don’t know. Test pupils on how quickly they can answer the questions correctly to improve their foundational knowledge of the play. The quiz is also useful when used in sections prior to exploring or

This prose retelling of the William Shakespeare play is ideal to use alongside reading the original text. This version includes all key events and characters and uses key quotations to introduce pupils to Shakespeare’s language. It is the perfect resource to use before reading the play or as a revision tool or resource for pupils.