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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. Whose number if Mrs. Stevenson calling in Act I, Part 1?
(a) Neighbor.
(b) Her husband's office.
(c) Doctor's office.
(d) Daughter.

2. When the phone is answered in Act I, Part 1, what side of the stage is lit?
(a) Right.
(b) Front.
(c) Left.
(d) Rear.

3. Where is George speaking on the phone in Act I, Part 1?
(a) Phone booth.
(b) Library.
(c) Gas station.
(d) Office.

4. How does Mrs. Stevenson act when she is asked to give the Chief Operator her phone number in Act I, Part 2?
(a) Irritated.
(b) Angry.
(c) Annoyed.
(d) Disgusted.

5. What is the heavy-set man wearing as he speaks on the phone in Act I, Part 1?
(a) Hat.
(b) Jacket.
(c) Suit jacket.
(d) Overcoat.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old is the Chief Operator?

2. How does the operator look around when she says she will connect Mrs. Stevenson with the Chief Operator?

3. Where is there a light in Mrs. Stevenson's room?

4. Where is the heavy-set man speaking 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 is George to do after killing the woman?

2. Why is the Chief Operator not able to trace the call for Mrs. Stevenson?

3. What does the operator tell the Chief Operator is the problem?

4. What does Mrs. Stevenson's bedroom look like?

5. How is the Chief Operator described and what is she wearing?

6. Under what conditions might the Chief Operator be able to trace a call?

7. Why is George to wait until 11:15 to kill the woman?

8. What does Mrs. Stevenson say about the call she overheard and whether it is still continuing?

9. How does Ms. Stevenson respond when the operator tells her in Act I, Part 2, that the number is busy?

10. How does the operator get the attention of the Chief Operator?

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