Monster - End of Unit Quiz

Before the story begins, we know that the main character Steve, is sharing his story. This is an example of _____________________.

• Plot

• Setting

• Point of View

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Sandra Petrocelli is the attorney who represents.....

• The State of New York

• the defendants on trial

• the witnesses in the case

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In Monster, Sandra Petrocelli argues that ____________________________________.

• three witnesses saw Steve Harmon in the drug store on December 22nd

• Dorothy Moore is lying about Steve Harmon

• Steve Harmon was a lookout man of the robbery on December 22nd

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teve Haromon's diary entries were written in _______________________.

• Third Person point of view

• First Person point of view

• Second Person Point of View

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Monster is written as a _________________.

• Poem

• News Article

• Screenplay/Movie script

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By the end of Monster, the reader can infer that Steve is ___________________________.

• a felon who should be punished by death

• a kid who should be excused from all responsibility because he is too young to know right from wrong

• an accomplice to a crime

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In Monster, Mrs. Lorelle Henry was in the drugstore because_________________________.

• She needed to buy medicine for her grandaughter

• She wanted to rob the store

• Her nephew was hungry

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The store owner, Alguinaldo Nesbitt, was __________________________.

• hated and feared by customers

• well liked by people in the neighborhood

• a new man to the city

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Did the author give the reader a clear truth on Steve's involvment in this case?

• Yes, because Steve was the lookout for the "get over"

• No, because the reader is unsure of Steve's guilt or innocence until the end of the story

• No, because James King never feels sorry for what he does

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What items are found on the floor next to Mr. Nesbitt's body?

• bloody gloves

• food containers

• cartons of cigarettes

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