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WorksheetsTwelve Angry Men Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is the definition of sadism?
a)
enjoyment from a hobby you like to do.
b)
a feeling of freedom that comes from doing something dangerous
c)
enjoyment that comes out of inflicting pain on someone or something else.
d)
a feeling of doom that comes from doing something dangerous.
2.
What does it mean to be naive?
a)
to be hurt or crushed easily.
b)
to be innocent and unsophisticated.
c)
to know everything there is to know about the world.
d)
to be perfect in every way.
3.
When someone is a bigot, they...
a)
have prejudices against other groups of people.
b)
have big dreams they want to accomplish
c)
care for others regularly
d)
want the best for their fellow man.
4.
If a person is subservient, they...
a)
end up on trial for something they didn't do.
b)
will frequently ask many, many questions.
c)
are the lowest rank of the armed forces
d)
are serving in a lower rank or role and are submissively obedient
5.
The defendant in a trial...
a)
is the guilty party
b)
is the person defending the guilty party
c)
is innocent only 50% of the time
d)
is the person charged with committing a crime.
6.
If someone receives an acquittal, they
a)
are put in jail for the rest of their lives
b)
are forced to go through another trial
c)
are found not guilty
d)
only receive a few years in jail
7.
If you have a rapport with someone, that means that you...
a)
have a puppy.
b)
have a trusting relationship
c)
share a backyard with them
d)
share the same facilities, but each have your own room.
8.
There are two sides with every case. One is presented by the prosecution, who...
a)
serves as a lawyer and defends the accused
b)
are the lawyers who bring charges against the person accused.
c)
might be innocent or guilty
d)
who is always innocent
9.
In a hung jury...
a)
the foreman decides what the jury believes
b)
people have varying viewpoints and can't decide on a verdict
c)
the jury gets in trouble with the judge
d)
the jury gets hung up on its decision, but eventually makes up its mind.
10.
They say that the prosecution has the burden of proof in a trial. What does this mean?
a)
They have the obligation of proving their case beyond reasonable doubt.
b)
They have the obligation to be truthful no matter what.
c)
They have the obligation to help the defense out in any way they can.
d)
They have no obligations whatsoever.
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