E104 midterm practice

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What is the significance of the old man's testimony in '12 Angry Men'?

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The old man's testimony is crucial as it introduces doubt about the reliability of eyewitness accounts and highlights the theme of justice and reasonable doubt.

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What led to Dr. Lanning's capture in 'Calling Dr Death'?

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Dr. Lanning was caught because he knew where to go without an address, indicating prior knowledge of the crime scene.

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Who hid one million dollars in his mother's home in 'The Right Kind of House'?

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Michael Grimes hid one million dollars in his mother's home.

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What was the verdict in '12 Angry Men'?

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The verdict was 'not guilty because of reasonable doubt', emphasizing the importance of doubt in the justice system.

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Who assisted Michael in stealing one million dollars in 'The Right Kind of House'?

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Mr. Waterbury helped Michael steal one million dollars.

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What theme does '12 Angry Men' explore regarding the justice system?

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The theme of reasonable doubt and the importance of a fair trial.

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In 'Calling Dr Death', what does Dr. Lanning's knowledge of the location suggest?

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It suggests premeditation and involvement in the crime.

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What role does character testimony play in '12 Angry Men'?

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Character testimony is used to challenge the credibility of witnesses and influence the jury's decision.

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What is the outcome of the jury's deliberation in '12 Angry Men'?

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The jury ultimately reaches a verdict of not guilty due to reasonable doubt.

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How does 'The Right Kind of House' illustrate themes of greed and betrayal?

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The story shows how greed leads to betrayal among characters, particularly in the context of stealing money.