HARD - 12 Angry Men Summative

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Characterization: Who is characterized as 'From the Hood'?

Back

5: From the Hood is characterized as someone who grew up in a tough neighborhood and expresses disdain for the environment.

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Characterization: Who respects the motives of the boy on trial?

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9: Old Man respects the motives of the boy on trial but wants to hear more evidence.

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Who changed their vote to NOT GUILTY after questioning the old man's ability to hear?

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5: From tha Hood changed their vote to NOT GUILTY after the 8th Juror's statement about the el train.

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What is the main conflict between characters 10 and 5?

Back

The conflict is 10 vs. 5, where 10 expresses prejudice against 5's background.

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Characterization: Who defends the old man against disrespectful comments?

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6: Everyman defends the old man, showing a sense of justice and respect.

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What does the 8th Juror argue about the el train's noise?

Back

The 8th Juror argues that the noise of the el train would have made it impossible for the old man to hear the body fall.

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What is the significance of the quote about living in the slum?

Back

It highlights the background and biases of character 10, who has lived in the slum and harbors negative views.

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Characterization: Who is the 'Angry Father'?

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3: Angry Father is characterized as someone who is emotionally charged and has a personal stake in the trial.

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What does the term 'Bigot' refer to in the context of the play?

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10: Bigot refers to a character who holds prejudiced views against others, particularly against the boy on trial.

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What role does the Foreman play in the jury?

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Foreman: Gym Teacher serves as the leader of the jury, guiding discussions and maintaining order.