WorksheetsJuly 15 & 16
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is Steve thinking about as the trial continues?
His chances of being found guilty
What he will do after the trial
His relationship with his father
His lawyer’s confidence in him
Who is called to the stand as a witness on July 15?
Steve Harmon
James King
Dorothy Moore
Detective Karyl
How is Dorothy Moore connected to James King?
She is his cousin
She is his sister
She is his girlfriend
She is his aunt
What does Dorothy Moore claim about James King on the day of the crime?
He was at her house
He was at the store but didn’t participate
He was with Bobo Evans
She doesn’t remember where he was
How does Briggs, King’s lawyer, use Dorothy Moore’s testimony?
To provide an alibi for James King
To prove Steve was lying
To question the prosecution’s evidence
To show King was pressured into the robbery
What is Petrocelli’s reaction to Moore’s testimony?
She dismisses it as unreliable
She supports her statement
She asks the jury to focus on Steve instead
She requests a new witness
What does Petrocelli emphasize about Moore’s testimony?
That she could be lying to protect King
That she saw Steve at the scene of the crime
That she is an unbiased witness
That she was part of the robbery
How does O'Brien feel about Steve’s chances at this point?
She is unsure but still fighting
She is completely confident
She believes he will be convicted
She thinks James King will protect Steve
What does Steve reflect on in his journal?
Whether his lawyer believes in him
Whether his mother will visit him
If he should take the stand
If James King will betray him
How does the mood in the courtroom feel on July 15?
Tense and uncertain
Excited and hopeful
Boring and routine
Relaxed and casual
Who testifies on July 16 in support of Steve?
His mother
His teacher, Mr. Sawicki
James King
Bobo Evans
What does Mr. Sawicki say about Steve?
He is a good and honest student
He is unreliable
He is guilty
He is a troublemaker
How does O'Brien use Mr. Sawicki's testimony?
To show Steve has strong character
To prove Steve was at the store
To discredit the prosecution
To suggest Steve was pressured into the crime
What does Petrocelli argue about Mr. Sawicki’s testimony?
That it doesn’t prove Steve’s innocence
That it is the most important evidence
That he is lying for Steve
That he is Steve’s relative
How does Steve react to Mr. Sawicki’s support?
He is grateful but still scared
He doesn’t care
He starts crying in court
He refuses to look at him
Why does O'Brien hesitate about putting Steve on the stand?
She worries the prosecution will twist his words
She thinks he will confess
She believes he should plead guilty
She doesn’t trust him
What does Steve consider about his own identity?
Whether he is really a 'monster'
Whether his parents will abandon him
Whether he should testify
Whether James King will betray him
What does the defense argue about Steve’s role in the robbery?
That he wasn’t involved at all
That he was forced to participate
That he was misidentified
That he planned the robbery
How does Steve feel about his chances of being acquitted?
Uncertain and nervous
Completely confident
Ready to accept guilt
Hopeful but confused
What is the major theme reinforced on July 16?
The struggle with identity and perception
The importance of wealth in the justice system
The power of friendship
The idea that crime always pays
