The Monster

Which detail from Act II of Monsters is essential to an understanding of the play?

• Sally says that she and Ethel Goodman have been friends for years.

• Steve says that no one may enter his home without a search warrant.

• Charlie believes that Pete Van Horn is a monster and shoots him.

• The lights in Charlie's house suddenly come back on.

Choose the correct answer.

• I'm a Brog. I've got two heads, three legs and four arms. I'm green. I can dance.

• I'm a Brog. I've got three heads, six legs and four arms. I'm green. I can dance.

• I'm a Brog. I've got three heads, three legs and five arms. I'm green. I can dance.

• I'm a Brog. I've got three heads, three legs and four arms. I'm green. I can dance.

Choose the correct answer.

• I'm a Mike. I've got one aye, two legs and two arms. I'm green. I can sing and dance.

• I'm a Mike. I've got one eye, two legs and two arms. I'm green. I can sing and dance.

• I'm a Mike. I've got one eye, two leg and two arms. I'm green. I can sing and dance.

• I'm a Mike. I've got one eye, two legs and two arm. I'm green. I can sing and dance.

Choose the correct picture.

I'm a Betty. I've got one eye, four arms and two legs. I'm blue. I can run.

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Which character in 'The Monster' is revealed to have a secret that changes the course of the story?

• A) Dr. Trescott

• B) Henry Johnson

• C) Mr. Winter

• D) Mrs. Trescott

What is the primary theme explored in 'The Monster'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Prejudice

• C) Adventure

• D) Love

In 'The Monster', what event causes the townspeople to turn against Henry Johnson?

• A) A fire at Dr. Trescott's house

• B) A theft in the town

• C) A mysterious illness

• D) A public argument

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Monster' to highlight societal issues?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Simile

• D) Alliteration

What role does Dr. Trescott play in 'The Monster'?

• A) He is the town's mayor.

• B) He is a local shopkeeper.

• C) He is a doctor who treats Henry Johnson.

• D) He is a school teacher.

How does the author of 'The Monster' use setting to enhance the story's themes?

• A) By describing the town's landscape in detail

• B) By contrasting the town's prosperity with its moral decay

• C) By focusing on the weather changes

• D) By highlighting the town's historical background