The Wolves: A Play Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who is Louise? (from Week Two – Todos los Ninos, Section 2)

11's girlfriend.

A new girl on the team that the others think of as strange.

25's mother, a former coach.

A new girl in school that the others think of as strange.

2.

Which character has a sudden nosebleed and why; and which character reacts badly? (from Week Three – Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Section 2)

2 has the nosebleed, possibly because of her concussions; 8 reacts badly.

00 has the nosebleed because she got hit in the face blocking a ball; 25 reacts badly.

46 has the nosebleed, possibly because of her concussions; 8 reacts badly.

7 has the nosebleed, because 14 slapped her; 2 reacts badly.

3.

What is the play’s primary setting? (from Preface)

An outdoor soccer field somewhere in America.

An indoor soccer field somewhere in America.

An indoor skating rink somewhere in America.

The locker room of a soccer field somewhere in America.

4.

What religion is 2, according to 8? (from Week One – The Cambodian, Section 1)

Roman Catholic.

Jewish.

Muslim.

Episcopalian.

5.

What kind of movie does the author suggest the play could be likened to, and why? (from Preface)

A romantic comedy: it shows, she suggests, how love and relationship can emerge from unexpected circumstances.

A war movie: it shows, she says, young women finding a similar sort of camaraderie as young men find on the battlefield.

A war movie: it shows, she says, young women finding a similar sort of inter-personal violence as young men find on the battlefield.

A murder mystery: the whole story, she says, is built around the before, during, and after of a sudden death.

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