WorksheetsMonsters - Act 2 - Quiz
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the setting of the scene described in the text?
A busy city street during the day
A quiet park in the afternoon
Maple Street at night
A crowded marketplace in the morning
What unusual behavior does Charlie notice about Les Goodman?
Les often talks to himself
Les spends time looking up at the sky early in the morning
Les walks his dog late at night
Les frequently travels out of town
What does the term "Dark Ages" refer to in the context of the text?
A period of technological advancement
A time when learning and culture in Western Europe were decreasing
A modern era of enlightenment
A fictional time in a story
How does Les Goodman respond to the suspicions of his neighbors?
He ignores them completely
He explains that he doesn't sleep well and looks at the sky
He becomes angry and confrontational
He moves away from the neighborhood
What does Charlie claim to know about the situation?
He knows who the monster is.
He knows why the lights are on.
He knows who threw the rock.
He knows where the boy is hiding.
What happens to Charlie as he tries to defend himself?
He is tackled by a man.
He is hit by a rock.
He is pushed by his wife.
He is caught by the police.
How does the crowd react when Tommy is accused?
They laugh at the accusation.
They gasp and hold the boy.
They immediately believe it.
They ignore the accusation.
What does Charlie do when he suddenly becomes frightened?
He runs away.
He grabs someone's arm.
He shouts for help.
He hides behind a tree.
What does Tommy shout when he sees the figure in the darkness?
It's a ghost!
It's the monster!
It's a stranger!
It's a friend!
What does Steve pull out of Don's hand?
A flashlight
A map
A shotgun
A radio
What happens when Charlie raises the gun and pulls the trigger?
The figure runs away.
The figure falls forward onto his knees.
The figure disappears.
The figure shouts for help.
Why does Don question Charlie about the lights in his house?
Because Charlie is an electrician.
Because Charlie's house is the only one with lights on.
Because Charlie fixed the lights earlier.
Because Charlie forgot to turn off the lights.
What does Ethel suggest about the situation on Maple Street?
It's a simple misunderstanding.
It's a kind of madness.
It's a well-organized plan.
It's a harmless prank.
What does Steve suggest about the radio set?
It's a secret government device.
It's a common ham radio set.
It's a new invention.
It's a broken piece of equipment.
What does Charlie accuse Steve of doing?
Talking to aliens.
Working on a secret project.
Spending nights on a radio set.
Planning a neighborhood event.
What is the setting of the scene described in the text?
A busy city street during the day
Maple Street at night
A quiet countryside in the morning
A bustling market in the afternoon
What unusual behavior does Charlie mention about Les?
Les talks to himself
Les spends time looking up at the sky early in the morning
Les walks around the neighborhood at night
Les refuses to speak to his neighbors
What does the term "Dark Ages" refer to in the context of the text?
A period of technological advancement
A time when learning and culture in Western Europe were decreasing
A modern era of enlightenment
A fictional time in a story
Why does Les tell Steve to stay right where he is?
Les is afraid of Steve
Les wants to avoid trouble
Les is planning a surprise
Les is trying to hide something
What does Figure One suggest is the most dangerous enemy?
Aliens
Themselves
Technology
Nature
According to the Narrator, what can prejudices and suspicions lead to?
Peace and harmony
Destruction and chaos
Technological advancement
Economic growth
What is the setting described at the beginning of Scene Two?
A bustling city street
A quiet countryside
A field with a spacecraft
A busy marketplace
What does Figure Two imply about the pattern of behavior?
It is unpredictable
It is always the same
It changes frequently
It is random
