Self Assessment a Speaking and Listening

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Self Assessment – Speaking and Listening

Topic – Act out a Missing Scene from “An inspector Calls”

Objective – Rehearse your act that you have created for the assessment also create a script to go with that play. The following must be included in the play. Mr Birling, Mrs Birling and their daughter Sheila

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The Scene that my group performed was about Mr and Mrs Birling going out to run some errands of some sort that was their original day planned out anyway. Sheila then comes in acting all excited and contented about the day she had today and wanted to share it with her parents. Sybil (Mrs Birling) being the character she wasn’t at all interested and said “Sheila, we are just going out now for a while, and we will talk about this matter later”. However, on the other hand Mr Birling was eager to hear what his daughter had to say and so opposed Sybil and replied “ Here Sybil, I’m sure she has something urgent to talk about. Oh dear (turning towards Sheila) why don’t you join us for a spot of tea and cake. Sybil was obviously not pleased about here husbands decision and simply replied with an agitated remark “Oh if she must”. Sheila being exultant couldn’t refuse the offer and took it with open arms. At this point we all go over to the table and sit down to talk as if it was a restaurant. The scene then led to the restaurant where Sybil started the conversion with a question referring to Sheila’s urgent news.

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Sheila’s urgent news was simply discussing hers and Gerald’s relationship and how it might turn out to be something wonderful in the future by showing this they were both out looking for a ring.  Shocked, Sybil was trying to simplify this fantasy relationship to a fellowship but simultaneously not realising that it has gone this far. Mr Birling was ecstatic to hear this new and immediately wanted to know how long it has been going on for.  Sheila was more than happy to give details her father and also gave an important detail in the process, “It’s only got really ...

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