Monster

the story Monster, what does the narrator feel he has walked into?

• He said he was bored and played video games.

• He felt like he was going to die when he walked in the house.

• The narrator Steve, felt as if he had walked into a movie that had no plot or beginning.

• He felt like he was being watched.

In the story Monster, what does the narrator decide to write in the notebook he was given?

• Rips the pages.

• The narrator, Steve, decided to put all of the scenes for his movie in his notebook.

• The narrator decides to Draw in the notebook.

• The narrator gives he's notebook away to an other inmate.

In the story Monster, what does the narrator name his future film and why?

• The narrator doesn't name it nothing.

• The narrator names his film Love of Jail

• The narrator named his move Monster because he was called that name by the prosecutor Mrs. Patricelli.

• The narrator names it Mr. prosecutor.

Who is the narrator in the story Monster?

• The narrator is Walter dean Myers as third person.

• The narrator is Edgar Allan Poe as first person.

• The narrator is Alfred Hitchcock as first person

• The narrator is Steve Harmon as well as a third person omniscient narrator.

In the story Monster, how does Steve envision the opening of his film?

• Like a Star Wars movie, with the credits rolling from bottom to top.

• Like a horror film.

• Like a Disney movie.

• Like an scary/funny film That Steve made.

Who is on trial for murder in the story Monster?

• The person on trial for murder is Steve Harmon

• Kathy O'Brien and Steve is Her lawyer helping her with her case.

In the story Monster, who is Mr. Sawicki?

• Mr. Sawicki is Steve's teacher. He taught him camera and film (movie production).

• Mr. Sawicki is Steve's Dad seeing him in jail for a felony murder.

In the story Monster, according to Mr. Sawicki, what is wrong with the film's ending?

• The film was just a play it wasn't real at all.

• The film's ending was predictable, but otherwise it was interesting.

In the story Monster, according to Sandra Petrocelli, who are the monsters in the community?

• The monsters in the community.

• The monsters are in the court.