12 Angry Men - Play

Front

What is the primary characteristic of Juror 8 that sets him apart from the other jurors?

Back

His insistence on discussing the evidence in detail

Front

How does Juror 8's approach to the case exemplify the theme of justice? Options: By accepting the initial majority vote, By advocating for a quick decision, By demanding a thorough review of the facts, By using his authority to influence others

Back

By demanding a thorough review of the facts

Front

What theme is highlighted when Juror 8 brings up the point that the witnesses' testimonies might be unreliable?

Back

The impact of personal prejudice

Front

Which method does Juror 8 primarily use to resolve conflicts among the jurors?

Back

Logical reasoning

Front

What does the knife represent in the play "12 Angry Men"?

Back

The power of tangible evidence

Front

How does the setting of the jury room contribute to the plot of the play?

Back

It creates a sense of claustrophobia and tension

Front

What is the significance of Juror 8's decision to vote "not guilty" at the beginning of the play?

Back

It demonstrates his desire to discuss the case in more detail

Front

Which theme is most directly addressed when Juror 8 questions the accuracy of the eyewitness testimony?

Back

Justice

Front

How does the play "12 Angry Men" suggest that prejudice can influence a juror's decision?

Back

By illustrating how personal biases can cloud judgment

Front

What is the impact of the hot and uncomfortable setting on the jurors' decision-making process?

Back

It causes increased tension and irritability