Stage Interactions and Character Actions

In a theater, a snake causes panic among the audience. A boy with snake-like features, known as the Snake Boy, appears and performs with the snake, calming the crowd. After the show, Steve decides to stay behind, leading to an encounter with Mr. Crepsley, whom Steve identifies as a vampire. This revelation leaves both Steve and the narrator in shock.

What was the initial reaction of the audience when the snake appeared?

• They applauded.

• They laughed.

• They ran backward, screaming.

• They ignored it.

How did the snake boy first appear on stage?

• He walked in from the side.

• He was lowered from the ceiling.

• He was already on stage when the light hit him.

• He appeared from behind a curtain.

What was unique about the snake boy's appearance?

• He had glowing eyes.

• He was covered in scales.

• He had wings.

• He wore a magician's hat.

What was the snake boy's appearance compared to?

• A dragon.

• A lizard.

• A monster from the Black Lagoon.

• A mermaid.

How did the snake boy interact with the snake?

• He avoided it.

• He tickled and kissed it.

• He fought it.

• He ignored it.

What was the audience's reaction to the snake boy's performance?

• They were bored.

• They were amazed.

• They were angry.

• They were confused.

What did the snake boy do after interacting with the snake?

• He left the stage.

• He disappeared.

• He performed another trick.

• He spoke to the audience.

What was the snake boy's final act with the snake?

• He let it go free.

• He danced with it.

• He put his head in its mouth.

• He made it disappear.

What did the snake boy do to calm the snake?

• He tickled it under the chin.

• He fed it.

• He ignored it.

• He sang to it.

What did the snake boy do after the snake wrapped around him?

• He danced.

• He rolled around.

• He sang a song.

• He left the stage.