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Drama: "Sorry, Wrong Number"
Drama: "Sorry, Wrong Number"
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Elements of a Drama, character, Suspense and Reading Comprehension
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1
Which is the best evidence that her husband is the client?
The client wants it to look like a robbery.
He wants to be sure the lights are out.
He said that a knife would be OK.
The client knew the coast would be all clear that night.
2
Which of the following is direct characterization?
Interactions
Actions
Conflicts
Thoughts
3
What effect does the dialogue between Mrs. Stevenson and the 3rd Operator have?
Mrs. Stevenson's conflict is resolved.
Mrs. Stevenson's frustrations increase.
Mrs. Stevenson's is relieved that husband is coming home.
Mrs. Stevenson's feelings are soothed.
4
Where do your find the Cast of Characters in a script?
middle
beginning
end
5
The sequence of events of a drama is called a
scene
cast of characters
climax
script
6
The beginning of the plot is the __________.
exposition
falling action
climax
rising action
7
A form of literature that is meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience is a
novella
myth
folktale
drama
8
The final outcome of the plot is called ________.
conflict
exposition
resolution
rising action
9
What does it mean when the stage directions say that Duffy did a "double-take".
He was surprised.
He was afraid.
He was unconcerned.
He was angry.
10
What major conflict does Mrs. Stevenson face in the drama?
She wants a nurse to come; the hospital won't send one.
She can't get through to her husband; the line is busy.
She overhears a murder plot; no one can help her.
She expects her husband home; he's gone on a business trip.
11
What qualities does Mrs. Stevenson have that makes others less likely to take her seriously?
sweet, loving, considerate wife
self-less, self-sacrificing person
querulous, self-centered neurotic
pretty, energetic genius
12
Which of the following things add suspense to the play?
The operators don't understand what Mrs. Stevenson wants
Mrs. Stevenson is an invalid
Mrs. Stevenson's maid has the night off
All of the above
13
Mrs. Stevenson calling her maid "too lazy to bring up my breakfast tray" shows what?
Mrs. Stevenson is helpless
Mrs. Stevenson is rude
Mrs. Stevenson is anxious
Mrs. Stevenson is lazy
14
Mrs. Stevenson wanting the number for a "small, private, and exlusive hospital" shows what?
Mrs. Stevenson feels successful
Mrs. Stevenson guilty
Mrs. Stevenson feels insecure
Mrs. Stevenson feels entitled
15
The lines of a drama that the character says are the _______________.
irony
dialogue
stage directions
crisis
16
In "Sorry, Wrong Number", the element that shows this is a drama is the _____________.
stage directions
setting
characters
conflict
17
The Mood of "Sorry, Wrong Number" could be all of the below EXCEPT:
Tense
Scared
Indifferent
Frustrating
18
How does Mrs. Stevenson react when she gets the telegram?
She screams at Western Union.
She calls the police.
She bursts into tears.
She remains calm.
19
The part of the plot where the suspense is building up is the _____________.
climax
falling action
exposition
rising action
