Vocabulary
"Sorry, Wrong Number" Plot
"Sorry, Wrong Number" Characters
7th Grade ELA
100

This  is a form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience. It has dialogue, a cast of characters, and stage directions. The person who writes it is known as the playwright.

 Drama

100

This is the character Mrs. Stevenson is trying to call at the beginning of the play.

Who is Mr. Stevenson?

100

This person was the only police officer in the entire drama.

Duffy

100

What is a noun?

A person, place, thing, or idea.

200

This is the place and time of the story. 


Setting

200

Mrs. Stevenson overhears that two men are going to do what?

Kill a woman at 11:15 tonight and make it look like a robbery.

200

This was the man who eventually killed Mrs. Stevenson

George

200

What is a theme? 


DAILY DOUBLE (get 400 points if you answer this part correctly)

Write down, or tell the teacher, a story we have read this year and its theme.

The message, moral, or lesson the author shares with the audience. 

DAILY DOUBLE

Answers will vary.

300

This is the struggle between two opposing forces. It can also be the challenge the protagonist (main character) faces.

Conflict

300

After she hears about the murder, who does Mrs. Stevenson call first?

The operators.

300

This person's attitude annoyed many people, and added to the suspense of the drama.

Mrs. Stevenson

300

What is a counterclaim or counterargument?

 A counterclaim is an argument made to oppose another argument. 

It is the opposite of your argument in an essay.


400

This is the written conversation between two or more characters.

Dialogue

400
When Mrs. Stevenson calls Duffy, what is Duffy doing during the phone call?


DAILY DOUBLE PRIZE (Get 800 points if you answer this part)

What do Duffy's actions tell you about his character?

Duffy is eating his lunch.



Duffy's actions tell you he is uninterested and not taking Mrs. Stevenson seriously. The audience perceives him as an inept police officer.

400

This group of people were perceived by Mrs. Stevenson as "stupid" and "idiotic" because they could not connect her to the right number. 

The operators

400

What is an objective summary?

A retelling of the main ideas of a piece of writing in one’s own words without personal feelings or opinions. 

500

This is a speech presented by a single character, most often to express their mental thoughts aloud, though sometimes also to directly address another character or the audience.

Monologue

500

What event triggers Mrs. Stevenson to contact the hospital and get a nurse? 

Mrs. Stevenson receives a Western Union telegram stating her husband will not be coming home.

500

This person said the "coast was clear" (this means it is safe to do something without being seen) to commit a murder at 11:15.

Mr. Elbert Stevenson

500

Name as many TEXT STRUCTURES as you can.

Compare/Contrast

Sequence

Cause and Effect

Description

Problem/Solution