This document provides information about the characters, themes, societies, and exam tips for the novels "An Inspector Calls" and "Of Mice and Men". For "An Inspector Calls", it lists the main characters, themes of responsibility, social classes, sex, and age. It notes the society is set just before WW1 with big class divides. It provides tips for writing PEE paragraphs and spending 45 minutes on the related exam question. Similarly, it provides characters, themes of loneliness and dreams, the societal context of the Great Depression and discrimination for "Of Mice and Men" along with the same exam advice.

1. ‘Of Mice and Men’
‘An Inspector Calls’

3. Characters
 Sheila Birling
 Eric Birling
 Arthur (Mr) Birling
 Sybil (Mrs) Birling
 Gerald Croft
 Inspector Goole
 Eva Smith/Daisy Renton

4. Themes
 Responsibility
 Social Classes
 Theme of Sex
 Theme of Age

5. Society
 Big class divides between the rich and the poor
 Just before WW1

6. P.E.E Paragraphs
 P = Point
 E = Evidence (Quote)
 E = Explanation (Explain the point and evidence)

7. Exam Question Tips
 Section A – ‘An Inspector Calls’
 Advised to spend 45 mins on this question
 Pick out of 2 questions the one you are going to do
 Use PEE paragraphs
 Add discourse markers – Firstly, Secondly, In addition
etc ....

8. This is what the question paper for
‘An Inspector Calls’ looks like:

10. Characters
 George
 Lennie
 Candy
 Curley
 Curley’s Wife
 Slim
 Crooks

11. Themes
 Loneliness
 Dreams

12. Society
 The Great Depression
 The American Dream
 Discrimination – Ageism, Racism and Sexism

13. P.E.E Paragraphs
 P = Point
 E = Evidence (Quote)
 E = Explanation (Explain the point and evidence)

14. Exam Question Tips
 Section B – ‘Of Mice and Men’
 Advised to spend 45 mins on this question
 Answer part (a) and part (b)
 Use PEE paragraphs
 Add discourse markers – Firstly, Secondly, In addition
etc ....

15. This is what the question paper for
‘Of Mice and Men’ looks like: