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The Little Old Lady
The Little Old Lady
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1
What year was the walkman invented?
1979
1959
1969
1989
2
Who said: "Excuse me sir, but smoking is a danger to health and a hazard to life...." ?
Tracy
The harassed woman
The little old lady
Sam
3
How does the play end?
Blackout. The train screeches to a halt.
The train reaches the station and everyone gets off and goes their own way.
The passengers talk the unpleasant man out of lighting a cigarette.
The little old lady and the unpleasant man argue.
4
The expression "That man's got an inferiority complex the size of a volcano" is a/an....
simile
metaphor
character foil
personification
5
Who said: "I'm not stupid. Play your games and mind your own business."
Sam
Tracy
The unpleasant man
The little old lady
6
Which city was named after the Roman Emperor Constantine?
Brasilia
Lima
Lagos
Ankara
7
Where is the play set?
NYC
London
Berlin
Paris
8
Why doesn't the harassed woman want the little old lady to pull the emergency chain?
She believes smoking in the underground should be legal.
She is concerned she will be late for her appointment.
Her brother is in jail.
She doesn't want to upset Sam and Tracy.
9
Which character knows the name and order of all the subway stops?
The little old lady
Tracy
Sam
The unpleasant man
10
Why doesn't Jason want the little old lady to pull the emergency chain?
He broke up with his girlfriend.
He sympathizes with the unpleasant man.
He's late for a job interview.
He is concerned the underground train will crash.
11
What does the word "subtle" mean?
something that is commonly known but rarely said
something that is unfair and discriminatory
something that affects everyone in a specific area
something that is delicate, understated, or not immediately obvious
12
When Sam says, " You'll give me a big 'ead" what does he mean?
The compliments may cause him to become proud and arrogant.
He has had a headache since the morning.
He's worried he will lose his confidence.
He's sorry for always being wrong.
13
According to Tracy, why don't teens know the capitals cities of the world?
Geography is not taught in British schools.
Teachers only teach for the exams.
It's difficult to remember capital cities.
Most British teens work in the afternoon and can't study.