Monster Quiz 3 Pg 153-end

What does Evans mean when he says that a white boy “dropped a dime” on him and goes on to recite numbers like 4-1-1 and 7-1-1? (Myers 183)

• Evans is referring to someone informing the authorities about him.

• Evans is talking about a phone call he received.

• Evans is mentioning a game he played with a white boy.

• Evans is discussing a code language he uses with friends.

Why does George Nipping testify that Mr. King is left handed?

• George Nipping never mentioned Mr. King's handedness.
• Mr. King is known to be ambidextrous according to witnesses.
• George Nipping saw Mr. King write with his right hand.

• George Nipping testifies that Mr. King is left-handed because the placement of the wound would make him look innocent if he is left handed.

What does Steve say he was doing on the day of the robbery?

• He was at the gym working out.
• He was at a friend's house playing video games.
• He was taking mental notes of the neighborhood for his film class.

• He was at home watching television.

What was the reason Steve Harmon was in the drugstore on the day of the robbery?

• He was visiting a friend.

• He was working there.

• He was acting as a lookout.

• He was buying groceries.

What verdict does Steve Harmon get?

• Guilty
• Not guilty

What verdict does James King get?

• Guilty

• Not guilty

How many people did Mrs. Henry see in the drugstore?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

How does Mr. Sawicki describe Steve Harmon to the jury?

• Mr. Sawicki describes Steve Harmon as someone who depicts their neighborhood positively.

• Mr. Sawicki describes Steve Harmon as a liar and manipulator.
• Mr. Sawicki portrays Steve Harmon as a cold-blooded killer.
• Mr. Sawicki claims he does not know Steve Harmon.

Why does Asa Briggs keep questioning Mrs. Henry about the number of photographs she saw and whether she hesitated before identifying his client as one of the people in the drugstore?

• To clarify the number of photographs Mrs. Henry saw and her hesitation in identifying his client.

• To confuse Mrs. Henry about the number of photographs she saw.

• To prove that Mrs. Henry did not see any photographs.

• To suggest that Mrs. Henry was lying about the photographs.

Why was Mrs. Henry in the drugstore?

• To buy groceries for dinner.
• To purchase medication for her granddaughter.

• To buy a snack for a long road trip.

• To return an item she purchased.