A Star-Spangled Catastrophe

The title Star-Spangled Catastrophe gives the reader the impression that-

• there is going to be some kind of celebration having to do with the American flag.

• the play will be about stars spangling around cats.

• there will be some kind of problem having to do with the American flag.

• there will be prosperity with the American flag.

In lines 18 through 23, the stage directions most help the reader understand the...

• F stress that the characters experience as a result of their responsibility

• H conflicting viewpoints of the characters

One way Angie tries to encourage Pete is by...

• promising him that he will find great fame on the Internet

• explaining to him that she was too busy taping the football game to see his performance

• telling him that he will be on a video with others who also sang the national anthem at football games

• reminding him that singing the national anthem is something most people are not brave enough to do

The phrase 'Star-Spangled Catastrophe' suggests a combination of...

• A) patriotism and disaster

• B) celebration and joy

• C) stars and stripes

• D) cats and stars

In the context of the title, 'Star-Spangled' most likely refers to...

• A) a type of dance

• B) a pattern of stars

• C) a national symbol

• D) a famous celebrity

Which literary device is primarily used in the title 'A Star-Spangled Catastrophe'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Alliteration

• D) Hyperbole

The word 'catastrophe' in the title implies...

• A) a minor inconvenience

• B) a significant problem

• C) a humorous event

• D) a festive occasion

What is the tone suggested by the title 'A Star-Spangled Catastrophe'?

• A) Optimistic

• B) Ironic

• C) Melancholic

• D) Joyful

If 'Star-Spangled' is associated with the American flag, what might 'Catastrophe' imply in this context?

• A) A celebration of independence

• B) A problem related to national pride

• C) A new design for the flag

• D) A historical event

Which of the following best describes the structure of the phrase 'A Star-Spangled Catastrophe'?

• A) Noun phrase

• B) Verb phrase

• C) Adjective phrase

• D) Prepositional phrase