The Phone Call Quiz
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What is the main conflict in the play, "Sorry, Wrong Number"?

  • The operator's inability to connect Mrs. Stevenson's call.
  • The accidental interception of a conversation about a murder. (correct)
  • A planned robbery being carried out by the First Man.
  • The difficulty Mrs. Stevenson faces while trying to reach her husband at work.
  • Mrs. Stevenson's fear of being alone at home.
  • What is the significance of the title "Sorry, Wrong Number" in the play?

  • It reflects the protagonist's struggle to communicate with her husband.
  • It emphasizes the operator's repeated apologies for connection issues.
  • It ironically highlights the tragic consequence of dialing the wrong number. (correct)
  • It represents the theme of missed opportunities and miscommunication.
  • Which character in the play is involved in planning a robbery?

  • The Operator
  • George
  • Mrs. Stevenson
  • First Man (correct)
  • What technique is used in the play to enhance the suspense and fear?

    <p>The inclusion of sound effects to create realistic atmosphere. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the most significant event that unfolds in the play, creating a terrifying revelation for Mrs. Stevenson?

    <p>The discovery of the murder details during the intercepted call. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Mrs. Stevenson

    A neurotic woman frustrated by a busy phone line.

    The robbery plot

    Discussion between two men planning a crime.

    Wrong number concept

    Mistakenly dialing the number leading to a frightful conversation.

    Use of sound effects

    Techniques to create atmosphere and suspense in the play.

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    Realization moment

    Mrs. Stevenson discovers she called the wrong number.

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    Study Notes

    Characters and Roles

    • Mrs. Stevenson: A neurotic, self-centered woman
    • First Man: A client in a phone booth
    • Second Man: Has a foreign accent
    • George: A person on the other end of the line
    • Operator: Handles the phone calls
    • Western Union Clerk

    Plot Summary

    • Mrs. Stevenson repeatedly dials a wrong number.
    • She is trying to reach her husband's office but is instead cut off from her call.
    • She's experiencing extreme anxiety and stress.
    • A client requests a robbery be staged at the office building she was trying to reach
    • The call involves a planned murder.

    Key Events

    • Mrs. Stevenson dials Murray Hill 4-0098 repeatedly
    • Caller's (First Man's) instructions for a robbery
    • The operator is involved with the request
    • The call is interrupted multiple times
    • Mrs. Stevenson is aware of a murder about to happen

    Dialogue

    • Characters' conversation including details of the planned robbery
    • Instructions for what needs to be done and where items need to be placed
    • Questions and answers about what and how items need to be handled in the robbery.

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    Test your knowledge of the intense drama in the phone call scenario involving Mrs. Stevenson. Explore the characters, plot, and key events surrounding the anxiety-filled conversation. Evaluate your understanding of the storyline and its characters by taking this quiz.

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