Vocabulary
Characters
Literary Devices
Plot
Miscellaneous
100

A word that means to cause to look guilty.

A. Assent

B. Incriminate 

C. Contorted 

B. Incriminate 

100

This person killed Pete Van Horn.

A. Tommy

B. Charlie 

C. Don Martin 

D. Steve Brand 

B. Charlie 

100

These two things need to be included in the setting.

A. Who and what

B. When and where

C. Why and how

B. When and where 

100

This first startles the people on Maple Street.

A. The power going out

B. The car starting by itself 

C. Tommy talking about aliens

D. The flash of light and roar in the sky 

D. The flash of light and roar in the sky

100

Describe the setting.

A. In the year 2019 in a small farm town during the fall

B. In the future in a city on the planet Jupiter during the winter 

C. 1960s suburban neighborhood at the end of summer 

C. 1960 suburban neighborhood at the end of summer

200

A word meaning hostility or friendliness.

A. Incriminate 

B. Optimistic 

C. Contorted

D. Antagonism 

D. Antagonism 

200

This character's car started and stopped all by itself.

A. Charlie 

B. Pete Van Horn

C. Steve Brand 

D. Les Goodman 

D. Les Goodman?

200

This term describes the lesson or moral of the story.

A. Main idea

B. Plot

C. Theme 

C. Theme

200

Everyone comes out of their houses in Act One due to this.

A. Aliens

B. The spaceship 

C. The loss of power 

C. The loss of power 

200

The theme of Monsters are due on Maple street is...

A. Never trust aliens.

B. Always listen to children who read comics.

C. Fear turns people into their own worst enemy.

D. Power failures cause people to kill. 

C. Fear turns people into their own worst enemy

300

Twisted or bent out of shape 

A. Assent

B. Converge

C. Contorted

C. Contorted 

300

The name of the boy in this story is ____________.

A. Charlie 

B. Pete 

C. Steve

D. Tommy 

D. Tommy

300

The climax of the play occurs here.

A. When the power goes off

B. When the aliens are talking about the plan

C. When the car starts by itself 

D. When Charlie shoots Pete Van Horn

D. When Charlie shoots Pete Van Horn

300

Les Goodman's neighbors accuse him of this.

A. Turning off the power

B. Building a radio to talk to aliens

C. Staring at the sky in the middle of the night 

C. Staring at the sky in the middle of the night 

300

A crowd turns into a mob when...

A. They get too loud.

B. They accuse people of things.

C. They disagree with others.

D. They become dangerous. 

D. They become dangerous. 

400

Someone that always looks at the brigher side of things is considered to be _________________.

A. Antagonism 

B. Assent

C. Optimistic 

C. Optimistic

400

The number of aliens in this story was ________.

A. 0

B. 1

C. 2

D. 3 


C. 2 

400

When an author hints at upcoming events it's called ________________.

A. Inference 

B. Foreshadowing 

C. Climax 

B. Foreshadowing

400

The aliens rely on this in order for their plan to be successful.

A. Human technology 

B. Human pride 

C. Human fear


C. Human fear

400

The power outages are caused by __________.

A. Pete Van Horn 

B. Tommy

C. Charlie 

D. The aliens 

D. The aiens

500

Someone that is blamed for something is called a _______________.

A. Monster

B. Scapegoat

C. Criminal 

B. Scapegoat

500

Tommy gets all of ideas about aliens from this.

A. Horror movies

B. Books

C. Comic books

D. He made it up.

C. Comic books 

500

Rod Serling's teleplay is considered to be written in this genre.

A. Nonfiction 

B. Poem

C. Sci-Fi or Fantasy

C. Sci-Fi or Fantasy

500

The real monsters in the play are _____________.

A. Aliens 

B. Charlie and Tommy

C. The humans 


C. The humans 

500

The neighbors use _______________ as reasons to incriminate each other.

A. Comic books

B. Odd/ different behaviors

C. Control of the power 

B. Odd/ different behaviors