Single Seven Scene I

Who is the playwright?

Ezra is a (an)

• carpenter

• technician

• musician

• entrepreneur

The morning ritual for Ezra and Mae is

• to determine what Ezra wants for lunch

• discuss number combinations

• share the daily scripture reading

In Scene I, the rising action of the play, we are introduced to:

• Corporal Rigby and Inspector Smith

• Corporal Rigby, Ms. Leila and Inspector Smith

• Inspector Smith, Ms. Leila and Ezra

• Mae, Ezra and Millie

We know that Mae is new at playing numbers because:

• Ezra has to give her the scripture reading and hymn numbers

• Millie has to explain the number combinations

• The numbers are in the King Tut dream book

The conflict of the play is:

• Ezra wants his wife to be an innocent woman who saves money.

• Millie is a bad influence and she is trying to break up Mae and Ezra's marriage

• Mae is deceiving her husband in order to buy numbers

This play is divided into:

• three scenes

• three acts

• three chapters

Mae earns her living as a (an)

• entrepreneur

• straw vendor

• seamstress

• hairdresser

Millie usually gambles about:

• $3-$4

• $20

• $10-$12

We know that Mae is dishonest because:

• she always wants her husband to leave the house

• she lies about the phone call

• she sneaks about with her friend Millie to buy numbers

• all of the above