Just Mercy Quiz: Chapters 4-7

What is the main focus of Chapter 4 in "Just Mercy: Adapted for Young Readers"?

• The history of the death penalty

• Walter McMillian's trial

• Bryan Stevenson's childhood

• The role of the Supreme Court

Who is the author of "Just Mercy: Adapted for Young Readers"?

• Harper Lee

• Bryan Stevenson

• J.K. Rowling

• John Grisham

In Chapter 5, what significant event happens to Walter McMillian?

• He is released from prison

• He is sentenced to death

• He receives a new trial

• He escapes from prison

What is the primary theme explored in Chapter 6?

• The importance of education

• The impact of racial injustice

• The power of forgiveness

• The role of family support

In Chapter 7, what does Bryan Stevenson emphasize as crucial for justice?

• Wealth and power

• Fair trials and legal representation

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

How does Bryan Stevenson describe his feelings when he first meets Walter McMillian?

• Confident and assured

• Nervous and uncertain

• Indifferent and detached

• Angry and frustrated

What skill does Bryan Stevenson use to help Walter McMillian in Chapter 4?

• Negotiation

• Legal advocacy

• Public speaking

• Financial planning

Analyze how the setting of the courtroom in Chapter 5 affects the mood of the story.

• It creates a sense of hope

• It adds tension and seriousness

• It provides comic relief

• It makes the story more romantic

What concept does Bryan Stevenson challenge in Chapter 6 regarding the justice system?

• The effectiveness of rehabilitation

• The fairness of the death penalty

• The necessity of jury trials

• The role of police officers

Evaluate the impact of Bryan Stevenson's work on Walter McMillian's case as described in Chapter 7.

• It had no significant impact

• It led to a change in public opinion

• It resulted in a new trial

• It helped secure Walter's release