Tone /Mood Analysis Practice for Monsters Due on Maple Street

In Act 1, when Steve says, "Let's not be a mob!" what tone does he use?

• Frustrated

• Encouraging

• Anxious

• Confident

When Charlie says, "It's... it's the kid! It's Tommy! He's the one!" what does the tone of his words reveal about his character?

• Thoughtful

• Defensive

• Desperate

• Hopeful

In the story, Tommy warns the neighbors about aliens. How would you describe the tone of his warning?

• Confident

• Excited

• Frightened

• Curious

When Les Goodman says, "You're all standing here all set to crucify someone!" what tone does this convey?

• Angry

• Peaceful

• Sincere

• Humorous

Steve tries to calm the neighbors by saying, "There's something out there that we’re not supposed to understand." What is his tone?

• Sarcastic

• Hopeful

• Resigned

• Happy

When Don accuses Les of being "different," what tone does he use?

• Friendly

• Suspicious

• Supportive

• Indifferent

What is the overall tone of "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street"?

• Optimistic

• Suspenseful

• Humorous

• Joyful

How does the mood change as the story progresses?

• From calm to chaotic

• From sad to happy

• From serious to funny

• From peaceful to boring

What is the effect of the setting on the story's mood?

• It makes the story feel hopeful

• It creates a sense of tranquility

• It enhances the feeling of unease

• It adds a comedic element

In the beginning of the play, how does the mood shift when the power goes out on Maple Street?

• From calm to suspicious

• From fearful to cheerful

• From joyful to relaxed

• From annoyed to happy