Which juror is the first to vote "Not Guilty"?
Juror 8
What is the legal concept that means there must be uncertainty before finding someone guilty?
Reasonable Doubt
Which juror says, "It's not easy to raise my hand and send a boy off to die"?
Juror 8
Why did Anh Do's family leave Vietnam?
To escape the dangers and hardships following the Vietnam War and seek a better life.
Which incident best demonstrates the dangers faced by refugees during the journey to Australia?
The encounters with pirates.
Which juror is strongly influenced by prejudice?
Juror 10
What theme is shown when jurors judge the accused because of his background?
Prejudice
What does the phrase "reasonable doubt" mean?
There is enough uncertainty that a person cannot be found guilty with confidence.
What made the family's boat journey particularly dangerous?
Overcrowding, limited supplies, storms, and repeated attacks from pirates.
Why is Anh's education an important part of the memoir?
It shows his determination to succeed despite challenges and highlights the opportunities available in Australia.
Which juror's difficult relationship with his son affects his judgement?
Juror 3
What theme is shown when Juror 8 carefully examines the evidence before making a decision?
Justice
Who says, "He's got to burn!"?
Juror 10
Why was life on the duck farm difficult for Anh and his family?
The work was physically demanding, conditions were unpleasant, and the family struggled financially.
Why did Anh eventually leave university and pursue comedy?
He realised he was more passionate about comedy and entertainment than the career path he was studying for.
Which juror focuses heavily on logic and evidence?
Juror 4
What theme is demonstrated when jurors pressure others to change their vote?
Intimidation & bullying
How does Juror 8 challenge the other jurors throughout the play?
By questioning the evidence and encouraging careful discussion before making a decision.
Why did Anh often try different ways of earning money while growing up?
He wanted to help support his family financially and improve their situation.
How does humour help Anh tell difficult stories throughout the memoir?
It makes serious experiences more engaging and helps readers connect with his challenges and successes.
Which juror is an immigrant who values the justice system?
Juror 11
What theme is highlighted through the arguments and conflict inside the jury room?
Anger & Tension
Explain how Reginald Rose uses Juror 10 to develop the theme of prejudice.
Juror 10 makes biased assumptions about the accused based on his background. His comments show how prejudice can influence judgement and prevent people from seeing the truth.
Explain how the refugee journey helped shape Anh's outlook on life.
The experience taught him resilience, gratitude, determination, and the importance of making the most of opportunities.
Which incident from the memoir do you think best demonstrates resilience? Justify your answer.
Accept any well-supported response (pirate attacks, duck farm, poverty, education, earning money, comedy career, etc.).