What is an example of a simile?

The dog was like a howling coyote.

What are elements of a drama?

Stage Directions and Cast of Characters

What is the main conflict of "Sorry, Wrong Number"?

Mrs.Stevenson has overheard a murder plot.

What are the elements of a memoir?

Use of "I" and personal experiences

Why doesn't anyone take Mrs. Stevenson seriously?

She is a "querulous, self-centered neurotic".

What is the exposition of the play?

Mrs. Stevenson overhears a murder plot.

What is the climax of the story?

Mrs. Stevenson realizes she is going to be murdered.

What is the resolution of the story?

Mrs. Stevenson dies and the killer says "Sorry, Wrong Number

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1
What is an example of a simile?
Using like or as to compare two things
The heart is gold.
The dog was like a howling coyote.
Raining cats and dogs.
2
What are elements of a drama?
Major Characters
Plot and setting
Stage Directions and Cast of Characters
Conflict or problem
3
What is the main conflict of "Sorry, Wrong Number"?
Mrs. Stevenson can't reach her husbands' office.
Mrs.Stevenson has overheard a murder plot.
Mrs. Stevenson is expecting her husband to come home.
Mrs. Stevenson wants to hire a nurse.
4
What are the elements of a memoir?
Complete sentences and restating the question
Sentence fragments
Use of "I" and personal experiences
Figurative language
5
Why doesn't anyone take Mrs. Stevenson seriously?
She is very humorous.
She is a "querulous, self-centered neurotic".
Because they play on killing her.
Her husband works late all the time.
6
What is the exposition of the play?
Mrs. Stevenson goes on a trip with her husband.
Mrs. Stevenson calls the police department.
Mrs. Stevenson overhears a murder plot.
Mrs. Stevenson falls out of bed.
7
What is the climax of the story?
Mrs. Stevenson finds a nurse to help her.
Mrs. Stevenson bursts into tears.
Mrs. Stevenson realizes she is going to be murdered.
Mrs. Stevenson calls the police.
8
What is the resolution of the story?
The killer leaves.
Sergeant Duffy finds the murderer
Mrs. Stevenson gets through to the police.
Mrs. Stevenson dies and the killer says "Sorry, Wrong Number
9
How do we know Mr. Stevenson is the "client"?
He makes sure the lights are out.
He knows the coast is clear.
He said to make sure the train wasn't going by the house.
He said to steal the jewelry.
10
What does "double-takes" mean?
to get angry
to be happy
to be surprised
to be confused

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