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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What can be heard as the play begins?
(a) Siren.
(b) Train.
(c) Children playing outside.
(d) Someone shouting.
2. How does Sergeant Duffy react when Mrs. Stevenson announces that she wishes to report a murder?
(a) Does a double-take.
(b) Is struck silent.
(c) Waves the person in his office away.
(d) Grabs a pen and paper.
3. How old is the Chief Operator?
(a) 40s.
(b) Young.
(c) 20s.
(d) Middle-aged.
4. What number is Mrs. Stevenson dialing as the play begins?
(a) 5-0041.
(b) 4-0098.
(c) 3-0067.
(d) 7-1492.
5. In Act I, Part 2, what did Sergeant Duffy get to eat?
(a) Chicken noodle soup.
(b) Pocket sandwich.
(c) Egg salad sandwich.
(d) French crullers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Mrs. Stevenson wearing?
2. What word is used to describe Mrs. Stevenson?
3. When Mrs. Stevenson reaches the operator in Act I, Part 1, how long has she been dialing Murray Hill?
4. What accent does George have when he speaks on the phone in Act I, Part 1?
5. What tone does Mrs. Stevenson use with the operator after she tells her the number is busy in Act I, Part 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. What time is George to go to the house and kill the woman and why at that time?
2. What happens when the operator dials the number Mrs. Stevenson has been trying to reach in Act I, Part 1?
3. What is Mrs. Stevenson doing as the curtain rises in Act I, Part 1?
4. What instructions is George given for the actual murder?
5. What does Mrs. Stevenson tell the operator when she reaches her in Act I, Part 1?
6. What instructions does the 1st Man give George about lights at the house?
7. What information does the Chief Operator ask Mrs. Stevenson?
8. How is George described?
9. What does the operator tell the Chief Operator is the problem?
10. What does Mrs. Stevenson's bedroom look like?
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