An Inspector Calls: Act Two Questions

Click the image to access the Act Two questions. Download to your desktop.  Follow the instructions and type up your answers.

You need to PRINT OFF your work to hand it in.

An example leaflet. Be the teacher

 

 

• Click the image to access the leaflet
• Use the markscheme to work out what grade the leaflet got
• Give it a mark for C/O and a mark for SSPS, then add them up to make a total out of 20.

11A6: About A Boy independent extract analysis

You will need your copy of About A Boy to complete the tasks set this lesson.

• You are going to use the lesson to independently analyse two extracts from the text 
• Then, you are going to type up one extract response in 20 minutes.

Remember to use Hornby's name lots, and to indicate HOW Hornby is presenting the character.

Follow the instructions on the Word document, and complete the activities.  Click the image above, to access the document.

An Inspector Calls - Act One revision/consolidation.

Complete the questions on Act One of the play, by JB Priestley.   

You should answer all questions in detail. Remember to back up your points with quotations from the play. 


There is a rough guide as to how much to write for each question. Type up your answers in a Word document.  Print off your work, once you have finished.


Click here, to access the questions.

Apostrophes

Click on the image to learn/revise how to use them. 

An Inspector Calls - Audio

11A6: About A Boy. Marcus.

Make sure you have done the student voice survey, before completing this activity.

You are going to use this lesson to consolidate your knowledge of Marcus in About A Boy, by Nick Hornby.  You only have this lesson to complete the task set.

• Click here to access a Word document with facts about Marcus.  
• You need to download the document to your desktop (to do this, press the arrow at the top of the page, and select download)
• Complete the worksheet.  Read the fact, then write what that fact tells us about Marcus
• Print out your work before the end of the lesson.