What was Steve's supposed role in the robbery?

He was going to distract Mr. Nesbitt.

He was going to get everyone out of the store.

According to Osvaldo, why does he participate in the robbery?

He was trying to get into a gang.

In a flashback, what do we learn about Osvaldo?

He is not a man of high moral character and mocks Steve for not having it in him to commit a crime.

He is trying to better his life.

During the trial, what does Steve realize about King?

He realizes he is no longer afraid of King.

Steve realizes King is selfish.

Steve realizes King is on a bad track.

What statement BEST describes Steve's parents?

His parents love him very much.

His parents are busy but try to be there for Steve.

His parents are criminal's themselves.

What does Steve begin to fear about this father?

He fears his father no longer loves him.

He fears his father lives a life of crime.

He fears his father is starting to view him as a monster.

He fears his father is going to leave his family.

What does Steve think of O’Brien?

Steve is sure she thinks he is guilty.

Steve thinks she believes in him.

Steve thinks she doesn’t care about the outcome of the trial.

How does Steve feel about his brother Jerry?

Steve thinks Jerry is childish.

Not enough information is given about Jerry for the reader to know how Steve feels about him.

why is Lorelle Henry the key witness for the state?

She appears to be the most credible of all witnesses.

Her testimony is the most detailed.

She witnessed the robbery and murder.

She is the only witness to tell the truth.

How is Lorelle Henry sure about the day she was in the drugstore?

Her granddaughter was sick, and it was near Christmas break.

She took a vacation day from work that day.

She was not feeling well that day.

Why does Bobo think King shot Mr. Nesbitt?

He thinks King was high on drugs.

He thinks King was trying to get into a gang.

He thinks King was that desperate for the money.

According to O’Brien how should a successful defense look?

Should distance Steve from King

Should make Steve look like a victim

Should highlight Steve’s achievements

Should highlight Steve’s movies

How does Steve's testimony compare to Bobo's testimony?

Steve appears more honest and credible.

When Steve is on the witness stand, Petrocelli tries to

Strengthen the relationship between Steve and Cruz, Bobo, and King

What statement BEST describes the novel Monster?

Sixteen-year old Steve Harmon struggles to accept his life while on trial as an accomplice to murder.

Sixteen-year old Steve Harmon struggles find his place in the world.

Sixteen-year old Steve Harmon struggles to overcome obstacles in his environment.

Sixteen-year old Steve Harmon struggles to find his identity.

The four men on trial are

James King, Bobo Evans, Osvaldo Cruz, and Steve Harmon

James King, Bobo Evans, Alguinaldo Nesbitt, and Steve Harmon

James King, Bob Ross, Jose' Delgado, and Steve Harmon

James Brown, Bob Ross, Jose' Delgado, and Steve Harvey

Monster Final Test

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why does Steve title his movie script Monster?

The prosecutor called Steve a monster.

Steve begins to question if he is a monster.

The detective called Steve a monster

Steve's mother referred to those involved in the robbery as a monster.

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CCSS.RI.2.1

CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.1.1

CCSS.RL.2.1

CCSS.RL.3.1

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

O'Brien

King

Steve

Third Person Omniscient

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CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.6.9

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Monster Final Test

56 questions

Why does Steve title his movie script Monster?

How old is Steve Harmon?

What could be the purpose of Steve telling his story in movie form?

What does O'Brien seem to think of Steve's odds leading into the trial?

Petrocelli is described as

What advice does O'Brien give Steve going into the trial?

From whose point of view is the novel told?

According to Jose', what did he immediately notice was missing from the store after he discovered Mr. Nesbitt's body?

What was Steve's supposed role in the robbery?

How would Steve describe jail?

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