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Science Fiction EVAL Review

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Elements of Sci-Fi: Bustling cities on the surface of Mars

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

2.

Elements of Sci-Fi: Little green men with pointy ears, three eyes, and antennae.

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

3.

Elements of Sci-Fi: Rocket ships are an example of which sci-fi element?

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

4.

Elements of Sci-Fi: The evil emperor uses his legions of storm troopers to make citizens obey his rules.

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

5.

Elements of Sci-Fi: A person that can fly and shoot laser beams from her eyes.

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

6.

Elements of Sci-Fi: A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

7.

Elements of Sci-Fi: Energy crystals that power the gigantic engines of starships.

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

8.

Elements of Sci-Fi: Mr. Data, the android, becomes friends with his cybernetics captain.

a)

Setting

b)

Technology

c)

Government

d)

Characters

9.

What event causes the citizens of Maple Street to panic?

a)

A child has gone missing.

b)

there has been a robbery.

c)

The power has gone out.

d)

There has been an earthquake.

10.

Tommy tells the neighbors about a comic book plot. What’s the story line?

a)

A family is abducted by aliens.

b)

Super humans take over a neighborhood.

c)

Aliens disguised as humans plan an attack.

d)

The military is performing an experiment as a reaction to terrorism.

11.

The first neighbor accused of being in on the incident is Les Goodman. Why?

a)

His family is odd.

b)

His car started by itself.

c)

He watches a lot of science fiction movies.

d)

He has a ham radio in his basement.

12.

Since Les Goodman is being blamed by his neighbors, Les has become the…

a)

villain

b)

guilty party

c)

scapegoat

d)

alien

13.

The neighbors see a figure walking towards them. Charlie decides to protect himself by…

a)

shooting the figure

b)

tackling the figure

c)

running away from the figure

d)

throwing Tommy at the figure

14.

Charlie soon realizes that the figure is actually…

a)

Sally

b)

Pete

c)

Woman

d)

Les

15.

Which character tells the neighbors about invaders from another planet?

a)

Sally

b)

Pete

c)

Woman

d)

Tommy

16.

At the end of the teleplay we learn that ___________ are responsible for causing the panic on Maple Street.

a)

robots

b)

mutants

c)

aliens

d)

military officers

17.

The event that occurred on Maple Street was part of a larger experiment. What was it?

a)

test human intelligence

b)

test human dependence on technology

c)

learn how to create fear and paranoia

d)

identify reactions in an emergency

18.

What or who turned out to be the real “monsters” on Maple Street?

a)

the martians

b)

the neighbors

c)

the military

d)

the mutants

19.

Which theme best suits “Monsters are Due on Maple Street?”

a)

appreciate what you have.

b)

fear can cause chaos.

c)

better to forgive and forget.

d)

time heals all wounds.

20.

2BR02B: Which of the following does NOT exist in this new world?

a)

War

b)

Disease

c)

Poverty

d)

All of the above

21.

2BR02B: The law said that no newborn child could survive unless the parents of the child could...

a)

afford a substantial fee.

b)

sacrifice some of their food supply.

c)

sacrifice some of their land.

d)

find a volunteer to die.

22.

2BR02B: Which character seems to share the same opinion as Mr. Wehling?

a)

the painter

b)

Dr. Hitz

c)

Ms. Duncan

d)

None of the above

23.

2BR02B: Mr. Wehling's one volunteer is his...

a)

Brother

b)

Father

c)

Grandfather

d)

Grandmother

24.

2BR02B: The hospital orderly's song is an example of which literary device?

a)

Foreshadowing

b)

Onomatopoeia

c)

Simile

d)

Allusion

25.

2BR02B: What unpleasant thing happens to the female hostesses that work at the gas chambers?

a)

Their skin turns yellow.

b)

Their hair falls out.

c)

They grow mustaches.

d)

They smell bad.

26.

2BR02B: The bureau service has many nicknames. Which is not one of them?

a)

Sheep dip

b)

Merry-go-round

c)

Happy Hooligan

d)

Catbox

27.

2BR02B: Which major contribution is Mr. Hitz credited with?

a)

Creating the overpopulation law.

b)

Opening the first gas chamber.

c)

Finding the cure for aging.

d)

Developing the 2BR02B calling system.

28.

The painter dials 2BR02B to make an appointment with...

a)

The Federal Bureau of Extermination

b)

The Federal Bureau of Overpopulation

c)

The Federal Bureau of Civilization

d)

The Federal Bureau of Termination

29.

Allusion: "Who doesn't admire him?" she said, worshiping the portrait of Hitz. It was the portrait of a tanned, white-haired, omnipotent Zeus, two hundred and forty years old.

a)

Literary

b)

Modern

c)

Classical

d)

Religious

e)

Historical

30.

"All Summer": How many years has it been raining?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

31.

"All Summer": Why do the children dislike Margot?

a)

Margot is the smartest kid in class.

b)

Margot enjoys the rain.

c)

Margot remembers the sun.

d)

Margot is mean to the other children.

32.

2BR02B: Allusion ID: "He raised his hand, looked a spot on the wall, gave a hoarsely wretched chuckle. "Present," he said. "Oh, Mr. Wehling," said Dr. Hitz, "I didn't see you." "The invisible man," said Wehling."

a)

historical

b)

literary

c)

modern

d)

religious

33.

"2BR02B" Name that allusion: "To be or not to be" was the telephone number of the municipal gas chambers

a)

literary

b)

classical

c)

modern

d)

religious