Monster (Part 2 & 3) Quiz

What type of witnesses does the state use to testify against Steve and James?

• Criminals/people who have bad reputations

• Intelligent people who are articulate

• People who are crazy and difficult to believe

• All of the above

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How did the detectives in the case find out about who committed the robbery/murder?

• They were told by Steve's film club mentor.

• They were told by a neighborhood informant.

• They were informed by a witness at the drugstore that day.

• They were informed by an inmate looking to get his sentence reduced.

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What does James accuse Steve of doing when he is questioned by the police? (71-72)

• Robbing the cigarettes

• Shooting Mr. Nesbitt

• Planning the whole crime

• Being the getaway driver

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According to Osvaldo, why did he participate in the crime? (86)

• He was afraid James King would hurt him if he didn't cooperate.

• He needed the money desperately

• It was an initiation into the Diablos

• He was afraid that Bobo would hurt him if he didn't cooperate.

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How does Steve represent his innocence in his notes? (115)

• "Seeing my dad cry like that was just so terrible."

• "What did I do? What did I do? I didn't do nothing! ...I didn't fight with Mr. Nesbitt. I didn't take any money from him..."

• "Anybody can walk into a drugstore and look around..."

• "Miss O'Brien said things were going bad for us because she was afriad the jury wouldn't see a difference between me and all the bad guys taking the stand..."

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What sort of reputation did Mr. Nesbitt have in the community?  How did the people on the street feel about his death?  (121)

• He was disliked by people; they were shocked and saddened by his passing.

• He was well-liked by people; they were not surprised or upset because they see things like this all the time.

• He was well-liked; his death was hard on the community because they weren't used to that kind of violent crime.

• He was not well-liked so people were not moved by his death.

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What do Detectives Karyl and Williams tell Steve’s mom when they come to their house?

• They just want to "talk" to Steve.

• They want to search the house.

• They want to arrest Steve.

• They want to ask her questions.

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Why does Kathy O’Brien think the prosecutor showed the jurors graphic pictures of the crime scene?

• She wants to make sure the jurors understand the severity of the crime.

• She wants to demonstrate the amount of evidence the prosecution has against the defendant.

• She wants the jurors to have an emotional response and make them remember the pictures over the weekend when they are not in court.

• She wants to make sure the jurors have a clear understanding of the events that took place.

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How does Sandra Petrocelli exaggerate Nesbitt’s death during Dr. Moody’s testimony? (136)

• She claims he was killed by a mysterious force.

• She claims he was assassinated like prominent civil rights figures.

• She claims he was killed by a monster.

• She claims he literally drowns in his own blood.

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What does Steve say about his role in the crime that Kathy O'Brien doesn’t like?

• He says "I'm innocent!" She believes that if he really didn't do it, he should say "I'm not guilty."

• He says "I'm not to blame!" She believes that if he really didn't do it, he should say "I'm innocent."

• He says "I didn't do it!" She believes that if he really didn't do it, he should say "I'm not guilty."

• He says "I'm not guilty!" She believes that if he really didn't do it, he should say "I'm innocent."

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