Statistics for An Inspector Calls and Romeo & Juliet Quotes

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
unsinkable,	absolutely unsinkable	67%
lower costs	and higher prices	50%
AN INSPECTOR	CALLS	50%
those girls aren't	cheap labour - they're people	50%
half shy	half assertive	50%
rather provincial	in his speech	50%
ROMEO AND	JULIET	50%
girls of	that class	50%
I felt rotten	about it at the time	33%
she was pretty	and a good sport	33%
it's better to	ask for the Earth than to take it	33%
they'd soon be	asking for the Earth	33%
not quite	at ease	33%
a plague a'	both your houses	33%
ancient	grudge	33%
behaving like a	hysterical child tonight	33%
a chain	of events	33%
glooming	peace	33%
heavy looking,	rather portentous man in his middle fifties	33%
my good	son	33%
I became at once	the most important person in her life	33%
rather cold	woman and her husband's social superior	33%
you're not the type -	you don't get drunk	33%
is it the one	you wanted me to have	33%
was it an	accident	17%
state where	a chap easily turns nasty	17%
disgusting	affair	17%
serpent heart, hid with	a flow'ring face	17%
I was in	a furious temper	17%
I can tell her	age unto an hour	17%
it was an idea	all of my own	17%
I must love	a loathed enemy	17%
I was interested	and friendly	17%
I'm old enough to be married, aren't I,	and I'm not married	17%
young	and pretty	17%
younger than she	are happy mothers made	17%
thy drugs	are quick	17%
in the morning they'll	be as amused as we are	17%
then I'll	be brief	17%
falls on Romeo's	body and dies	17%
with their death	bury their parents' strife	17%
if it didn't end tragically, then that's lucky for us.	but it might have done	17%
I'm rather more - upset -	by this business than I might appear to be	17%
a crutch, a crutch! Why	call you for a sword?	17%
I dreamt my lady	came and found me dead	17%
lively good-looking girl,	country bred	17%
come, I'll	dispose of thee	17%
Finchley told me it's	exactly the same port your father gets from him	17%
rather	excited	17%
Miss Birling ought to be	excused any more of this questioning	17%
not the kind of	father a chap can go to when he's in trouble	17%
hate these	fat old tarts	17%
now I really	feel engaged	17%
do as thou wilt,	for I have done with thee	17%
O, I am	fortune's fool	17%
I got it -	from the office	17%
I serve as	good a man as you	17%
I hate those	hard eyed dough faced women	17%
could I	have a drink first	17%
oh, how	horrible	17%
I'll be hang'd, sir,	if he wear your livery	17%
too soon -	I must think	17%
the yoke of	inauspicious stars	17%
burnt her	inside out, of course	17%
as one dead	in the bottom of a tomb	17%
the one I knew	is dead	17%
these hot days,	is the mad blood stirring	17%
in the circumstances	I think I was justified	17%
thus with a	kiss I die	17%
what sadness	lengthens Romeo's hours	17%
crimson in thy	lips and cheeks	17%
thrust his	maids to the wall	17%
nearly any	man would've done	17%
saucy	merchant	17%
it frightens	me too	17%
I was your mother	much upon these years	17%
fire eyed fury be	my conduct now	17%
why then is	my pump well flowered	17%
if all else fail,	myself have power to die	17%
I neither know it	nor can learn of him	17%
for doting,	not for loving, pupil mine	17%
nothing to be sorry for,	nothing to learn	17%
young men's love then lies	not truly in their hearts but in their eyes	17%
there are millions and millions and millions	of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left with us	17%
shall I speak ill	of him that is my husband?	17%
just the kind	of son in law I always wanted	17%
fatal loins	of these two foes	17%
we've done a great deal	of useful work in helping deserving cases	17%
burnt out	on a slab	17%
I think she had	only herself to blame	17%
the quarrel is between	our masters, and us their men	17%
they're just	overtired	17%
past hope,	past cure, past help	17%
I don't	pretend to know much about it	17%
all are	punish'd	17%
familiarity with	quick, heavy drinking	17%
bid me leap,	rather than marry Paris	17%
attractive chap about thirty,	rather too manly to be a dandy	17%
I could not	send it	17%
alack the day,	she's dead, she's dead, she's dead	17%
very pretty -	soft brown hair and big dark eyes	17%
she'd had a lot to say - far too much -	so she had to go	17%
takes Romeo's dagger,	stabs herself	17%
it is an honour	that I dream not of	17%
I did nothing	that I'm ashamed of	17%
I have forgot	that name	17%
beat down	their weapons	17%
he's giving us	the rope - so that we'll hang ourselves	17%
peace? I hate	the word, as I hate hell, all Montagues and thee	17%
wisely and slow,	they stumble that run fast	17%
how about	this ring	17%
I would I were	thy bird	17%
heaven finds means	to kill your joys with love	17%
thou consent	to marry us today	17%
It's disgusting	to me	17%
too rash,	too unadvised, too sudden	17%
he pushes it	towards Eric	17%
I was hurt	under your arm	17%
calm, dishonourable	vile submission	17%
if there's nothing else,	we have to share our guilt	17%
I would the fool	were married to her grave	17%
out of her favour	where I am in love	17%
within these three hours	will fair Juliet wake	17%
very pleased	with life	17%
there is no world	without Verona walls	17%
make it a	word and a blow	17%
oh, I wish	you hadn't told me	17%
one that	you love	17%
the famous	younger generation who know it all	17%
easy, well-bred	young man about town	17%
I defy	you, stars	17%
only	a boy	0%
unworthy	as she is	0%
living corse	clos'd in a dead man's tomb	0%
nought	could remove	0%
that one word 'banished'	hath slain ten thousand Tybalts	0%
we must	have you dance	0%
poor Romeo	he is already dead	0%
the bawdy hand of the dial	is now upon the prick of noon	0%
wilt thou	leave me so unsatisfied?	0%
do I	live dead	0%
creates at once an impression of	massiveness, solidity and purposefulness	0%
a rose by any	other name would smell as sweet	0%
she was a very	pretty girl too - with big dark eyes	0%
nothing may	prorogue it	0%
downright	public scandal	0%
the doors of breath	seal with a righteous kiss	0%
hath not	seen the change of fourteen years	0%
it would do us all a bit of good if	sometimes we tried to put ourselves in the place of these young women	0%
whoever that chap was,	the fact remains that I did what I did	0%
Juliet is	the Sun	0%
the whole	thing's different now	0%
what wouldst	thou have from me	0%
nobody	wants you to	0%
I ought to	warn you that he's an old friend of mine	0%
this girl, Eva Smith,	was one of them	0%
remember	what you did	0%
a pretty, lively sort of girl	who never did anybody any harm	0%
send me	word tomorrow	0%
you think	young women ought to be protected against unpleasant and disturbing things	0%