A Cross for Easter Scene 2

In A Cross for Easter, Scene 1 begins in the church. Where does scene 2 begin

• It begins in Hubert's living room.

• It begins at the police station.

• It begins in the church also.

Which props (items) are on the stage in scene 2, later that afternoon?

• two chairs, a bench and a desk

• a telephone on the desk and a hat rack near the door

• a female officer's cap

• all of the above

What is the young officer Biggit doing at the station?

• She is gossiping on the telephone.

• She is speaking to a criminal.

• She is leaving the office.

Who knocks on the door at the station?

• The cleaning lady

• Hubert Livingstone

• Revd Isaac Newton

Where is pastor Newton's little church located?

• on Kemp Road

• on Fig Road

• on Little Road

Biggit: Can I help you, sir?

Revd Newton: I'm not the one to answer that, officer. I presume you can help. After all, that's your job. Anyway to be brief...

What did Revd Newton need help with and felt officer Biggit would find it hard to believe?

• Someone stole the crucifix.

• Someone broke into the church and stole his offering money.

• Someone stole his podium.

What is the name of the lady officer Biggit was talking to on the phone?

• Angie

• Annie

• Anna

Sacrilege means to sin against God, to treat something holy with little respect.

• True

• False

When Revd Newton told Biggit that some young men spend most of their time "hanging on the blocks," Biggit then said, "That's where the Church should come in." What is she trying to tell Revd Newton about his efforts as a pastor?

• She is stating that as a pastor, he is not putting in enough effort to help the young men to turn to God.

• She is stating that as a pastor, he needs to go and help the young men to turn to God instead of hanging on the blocks.

• both

Why did Biggit put on her cap after hearing the crucifix was stolen?

• She is about to leave the station with Revd Newton to find the criminal.

• She puts it on to help her think better.

• She is about to head home.