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- Q1
What details about the hitchhiker's appearance and actions suggest that he is not real?
The hitchhiker's clothes seem dirty
Only Ronald can see the hitchhiker
The hitchhiker seems to disappear from the roadside in the middle of the day
The hitchhiker is always asking for a ride
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q2
What did the encounter with the train reveal about the hitchhiker?
That the hitchhiker is following Ronald
That the hitchhiker is not real
That the hitchhiker needs help
That the hitchhiker is a policeman
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q3
Who is the hitchhiker?
The hitchhiker is the personification of death.
He is a relative of the main character
He is a lawyer
He is a private detective
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q4
What does Ronald do to show he is sane?
States facts about himself
Recites the declaration of independence
States current events
Does a math problem
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q5
What events foreshadow the appearance of the hitchhiker?
Ronald runs out of gas and doesn't have money to buy gas.
Ronald's mother tells him not to pick up strangers
Ronald sees a sign stating, "no hitchhiking."
Ronald has a flat tire and needs to hitchhike to a service station.
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q6
What does Ronald learn from Mrs. Whitney?
Mrs. Whitney doesn't know who Ronald is.
Ronald moved away 6 months ago and went missing.
He died in an automobile accident
His mother died in a car accident
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q7
What are the parts of a drama written in italics that give instructions to the stage crew and actors?
soliloquy
dialogue
aside
stage directions
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q8
In a drama, these are the spoken words between two or more people.
dialogue
soliloquy
monologue
aside
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q9
How does the audience know the thoughts of the characters?
signs throughout the sets of the drama
asking other characters in the play
guessing what they are thinking
monologue: speech of one character
30s110.23.b.8.c - Q10
Stage directions help the audience by revealing...
Stage directions have secret messages for the audience.
nothing. They are only for the actors.
Stage directions only tell the crew how to move the props.
behaviors and emotions of the characters
30s110.23.b.8.c