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The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street cloned 5/15/2023

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Why do you think the writer made the events occur on Maple Strees U.S.A.?
The aliens were told to find this street
The setting indicates that small towns are filled with superstitious people
The main characters live on this street
The setting suggests that the events could happen anywhere
All of the following events make the residents nervous and arouse their suspicions except...
one man's power mower stops working
Tommy's computer starts displaying strange messages
a screeching roar is heard overhead
Mrs. Brand's stove stops working
Right after the power failure, Charlie says, "A little power failure and right away we get all flustered and everything." Why is this statement significant?
It suggests that there will be a greater power failure in the future
It suggests that the residents will discover the reason behind the power failure
It is similar to what the creatures later say about the humans
It shows that Charlie will overcome his fear and save the town
When Tommy tells Mr. Brand not to go downtown, he says, "They don't want you to." To whom is he referring?
Aliens from outer space
The residents of Maple Street
The wives
His parents
Why do the residents start to believe Tommy's story?
They had read similar stories in books
Tommy always told the truth before
Fear overtakes their good sense
They think it is wise to consider every possibility
Which statement best describes a mob scene?
Individual voices are drowned out, and fear and anger take over
Everyone works together to reach an agreement
Individual voices are heard, and everyone tries to act together
No one person is important, and each individual is respected
The residents turn against Les Goodman because they...
like fifth columnists
don't like people with foreign cars
distrust anyone who is different
know the Goodman family owns a ham radio
When Charlie sees all of Maple Street lit by candles, he says, "Why, it's like goin' back into the dark ages or somethin'." Considering what happens in the play, what second meaning could this statement have?
The space creatures may take the townspeople to a different time period
The residents have let their fear, rather than their reason, take over
The creatures causing the power failure are from the Dark Ages
People used candles during the Dark Ages
Why does Charlie shoot Pete Van Horn?
He thinks Pete caused the power failure
He believes Pete is making ham radios
He has seen Pete gazing at the night sky
He sees a dark figure approaching and thinks it is the monster
At the end of the play, it turns out that the REAL monster is...
Tommy's mind
the fear and prejudice of human minds
Charlie's behavior
Steve's mind
At the opening of the play, the camera pans down to show Maple Street. At this point, the residents seem...
friendly with each other
like a violent mob
suspicious of one another
like aliens from outer space
At first, the residents do not believe Tommy's tale. A complication arises when...
the lights suddenly go on at Steve's house
Les Goodman's car suddenly starts up
the neighbors find out that Les Goodman is an alien
the aliens send four creatures to Earth to prepare for the landing
At the end of the play, the residents of Maple Street are...
resolving their problems
meeting with the aliens
turning on one another
moving to another town
Transfixed means
understandable
agreement
closing in
very still as if nailed to the spot
Explicit means
danger, threat
definite, clearly stated
closing in
differences
Defiant means
closing in
frightened with threats
boldly resisting authority
agreement
Assent means
agreement
understandable
differences
peculiarity
Converging means
differences
agreement
frightened with threats
closing in
Variations means
agreement
understandable
danger, threat
differences
Idiosyncrasy means
differences
danger, threat
boldly resisting authority
peculiarity