Monkeyman

Which event from the story suggests that Monkeyman will resolve his conflict?

• Monkeyman says he read a book on Karate once.

• Monkeyman calls the Tigros out.

• Monkeyman saved Peaches from getting stabbed.

• Monkeyman talks with the narrator about his dreams.

From Monkeyman's actions in the park, we can infer that...

• he wants his grandfather and godmother to stop the fight.

• he doesn't know how to defend himself.

• he doesn't believe in violence.

• he thought his friends were going to help him.

The final paragraph of the story suggests that the narrator most likely feels...

• confused about Monkeyman's reasons for not fighting Clean.

• grateful that the Tigros didn't come after him.

• that he could have handled the conflict better.

• admiration for the way Monkeyman handled his conflict.

From the Climax of the story, we can infer that Monkeyman's friends...

• were too afraid of the Tigros to get involved.

• were willing to help Monkeyman in any way.

• are not concerned about Monkeyman at all.

• came up with ideas to bring his grandfather and godmother.

The protagonist in "Monkeyman" is

• The Narrator

• Clean

• Monkeyman

• The Tigros

The antagonist in "Monkeyman" is

• Clean

• Monkeyman

• The Tigros

• The Narrator

The setting of "Monkeyman" is

• a small, quaint town in modern time

• a large city in the past

• Los Angeles, CA

• Harlem, NYC

Which character trait best describes Monkeyman based on his actions in the story?

• Brave

• Cowardly

• Indifferent

• Aggressive

What is the main theme of the story 'Monkeyman'?

• Friendship

• Courage

• Betrayal

• Revenge

How does the setting of Harlem, NYC, influence the events in 'Monkeyman'?

• It creates a peaceful backdrop.

• It adds tension and danger.

• It is irrelevant to the story.

• It makes the story humorous.