Please use as your model the one act play on pages 368-369 to help you with your one
one act play.
Here is the setting:
You are in a psychology class of thirty students. Each week the class has a
multiple choice test which is graded at the end of the hour. Students stand in line
as the student aide grades the test, then they take it to the teacher, who then records
the score. One test day as the student aide grades the test of the student standing
in front of her, she looks up and thinks she sees the student standing next in line change
answers on the score sheet. The aide realizes that the answer key is visible to the
first two people in the line. When "the cheater" hands the score sheet to
the aide to grade, the aide realizes that scores have been changed, as three answers are
written in pencil and the rest in pen. She scores the test which has no errors. The
"cheater" walks away and gives the score to the teacher who, of course, records
it. The aide grades the remaining tests. Everyone leaves the room except the teacher
and the aide.
Okay, you take it from here. Draw upon what you have learned about drama, Greek
drama where the City State is more important than the individual, to help with this.