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Worksheets12 Angry Men Review Game
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The defendant in trial is accused of
killing a grocery store clerk.
killing a rival gang member.
killing his father.
killing an old man in his apartment house.
Which of the following is not included as evidence of the defendant’s guilt?
A neighbor saw him running from the scene of the crime.
A woman saw him commit the murder through her window.
He purchased a switch knife only hours before the murder was committed.
His fingerprints were found on the murder weapon.
Which juror, like the defendant, grew up in the slums?
3
5
8
11
Which of the following is not a reason why Juror No. Eight voted not guilty?
He had a reasonable doubt about the defendant’s guilt.
He thought the defense counsel was bad.
He knew a man’s life was at stake.
He remembered a similar event from a past experience.
Which of the following best describes the setting of the play?
sparsely furnished room; 1920s; chilly morning
sparsely furnished room; present day; warm afternoon
comfortable chairs and plush carpeting; present day; chilly afternoon
comfortable chairs and plush carpeting; 1920s; warm summer evening
In the second voting, the result is:
10 to 2
6 to 6
11 to 1
The juror raised in the slums:
calls for a third vote
is falsely accused of changing his vote.
attacks another juror
The elderly juror:
votes not guilty
declares a hung jury
disqualifies himself
The woman said she saw the murder:
through the first two windows of a passing el train.
on the train.
through the last two windows of a passing el train.
Juror Eight suggests that the elderly witness:
could not have heard the boy’s threats
could not have seen the murder
could not have been riding on the train.
One juror suggests that the old man gave false testimony because:
he was bribed.
he was mentally ill.
he wanted attention.
The juror raised in the slums:
changes his vote
draws a diagram
says "I'll kill you".
Juror Eight questions:
the results of the vote change
the old witness’s ability to run
the accuracy of the diagram.
The diagram brought by the guard is of:
the train
the woman’s bedroom
the flat where the old man lived.
Juror Eight acts out the part of:
the defendant.
the dead man.
the old witness.
Why did Juror No. Four vote not to be a hung jury?
He believed the defendant was innocent.
He was curious about why others had changed their votes from guilty to not guilty.
He did not look forward to going back to work.
He thought all his time would have been wasted if the jury was hung.
Juror No. Eleven questioned the old man’s identification of the defendant in the hall after the murder because
the old man could not have gotten to the hall in time.
The old man had lied about how long it took to get to the door.
The old man did not have his glasses on.
The hallway in the tenement was dark.
Why did Juror No. Eight question the testimony of the woman who witnessed the murder through the window?
She would not have been wearing her glasses in bed.
She could not have seen through the moving elevated train windows.
She had lied about the time of the murder.
She held a grudge against the defendant.
Who was the last juror to change his vote from guilty to not guilty?
Juror No. Four
Juror No. Ten
Juror No. Three
the Foreman
True or False:The play opens in the courtroom.
True
False
True or False: The jurors decide to discuss the case before they cast a vote.
True
False
True or False: Juror Eight votes “not guilty.”
True
False
True or False: Juror Nine is an elderly man.
True
False
True or False: Juror Five grew up in the slums.
True
False
True or False: The third vote is evenly split.
True
False
The sadistic juror, Three, reenacts the stabbing to prove the boy did it.
True
False
True or False: The juror from the slums knows how to handle a switch-knife.
True
False
True or False: The fourth vote is evenly split.
True
False
True or False: Juror Three never changes his vote of guilty.
True
False
True or False: The jurors are finally unanimous in a verdict of not guilty.
True
False
