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Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why is the 'knife theory' invalidated?
What is the result and who changes their vote in the second vote?and why?
Which is the last juror to vote 'not guilty?
(a)
By what kind of knife is the victim stabbed?
(a)
Who was the first juror to join 8th Juror with a 'not guilty' vote?
Juror #4
Juror #2
Juror #9
Juror #10
"I suppose it's conceivable that he could have made the wound l, but it's not likely, not if he'd ever had any experience with switch knives."
"Conceivable" here nearly means:
Not expected
Incapable of being imagined
capable of being imagined
Never known
What do they know about the boy's past?
He was a good student
He worked hard
He dropped out of school
He was arrested before
What does the Juror Eight say he will do the next vote?
Closes his eyes
Not vote
Count the ballots
Report it to the judge
Some of the jurors had a personal prejudice towards the case. Which best describes the personal prejudice of juror number 10?
Age prejudice
Gender prejudice
Racial prejudice
He had no prejudice
Which one of the following is true about the location of the apartment where the murder was committed?
Very close to the elevated railway system
Next to the city center bus depot
Very close to a big airport
Very close to Brooklyn Bridge
Why does Juror 5 gets so upset with Juror 10?
Juror 10 stole his pencil
Juror 10 says that people from the slum are trash
Juror 10 is his father
Juror 10 smells of alcohol
Describe the climate and temperature
(a)
"I do not live in a tenement, but it is close and there is just enough light in the hall so I can see steps"
"Tenement" here nearly means...
a run-down apartment house not meeting minimal standards
a run-down apartment house barely meeting maximum standards
a run-down apartment house barely meeting minimal standards
a run-down apartment house not meeting maximum standards
"To make this boy guilty you have to
say he is dumb from eight o'clock until about midnight and
then about midnight he is smart one second, then dumb for
a few seconds and then smart again and then once again he
becomes stupid, so stupid that he does not think of a good
alibi"
"Alibi" here nearly means...
proof that someone accused of a crime could not have done it
proof that someone accused of a crime could have done it
proof that someone accused of a crime could have not helped in it
proof that someone accused of a crime could have helped in it
What does THREE say to EIGHT at the end of Act One? How does this contradict what he said earlier?
(a)
How migh the weather reflect the jurors' feelings?
Most of them have sunny dispositions
Some of them try to rain on the others' parades
They have a heated discussion
They act coldly toward one another
