This 60-slide animated PowerPoint is a series of quotation quizzes for An Inspector Calls. The first 12 quizzes are chronological, covering 60 of the most important quotations in the play. The second set of quizzes are broken down into characters. The third set of quizzes are organised by theme. The fourth and fifth set of quizzes are randomised. The blank fill format is ideal for copying from the board or printing off and sharing slides. 5 quotations per slide makes the activity quick-paced as a snappy consolidation or revision tool. Quotations can be used for flash cards and practised with decreasing amounts of scaffolding.

This 32-slide animated PowerPoint is a series of quotation quizzes for An Inspector Calls. The first 15 quizzes are chronological, covering 5-6 of the most important quotations from each poem. The second set of quizzes are broken down into exam questions with suggested poems and quotations for each question. The blank fill format is ideal for copying from the board or printing off and sharing slides. 5 quotations per slide makes the activity quick-paced as a snappy consolidation or revision tool. The exam question quizzes lend themselves to starters before approaching an exam-style question. Quotations can be used for flash cards and practised with decreasing amounts of scaffolding.

This 78-slide animated PowerPoint is a series of quotation quizzes for Macbeth. The first 20 quizzes are chronological, covering 93 of the most important quotations in the play. The second set of quizzes are broken down into characters. The third set of quizzes are organised by theme. The fourth set of quizzes are a chronological list of 30 of the most important quotations in the play. The fifth and sixth sets of quizzes are randomised lists of 30 of the most important quotations. The blank fill format is ideal for copying from the board or printing off and sharing slides. 5 quotations per slide makes the activity quick-paced as a snappy consolidation or revision tool. Quotations can be used for flash cards and practised with decreasing amounts of scaffolding.