Who's Who?
Who runs a messenger service and has issues with his son causing him to act on PATHOS, or emotion, throughout the play?
#3
Who is the antagonistic juror who said to juror #8... "Let me go! I'll kill him. I'll kill him!"
Juror #3
When did the coroner fix the time of the father's death?
(around) midnight
all in agreement
Unanimous
Who is the juror (architect) that doubted the defendant's guilt from the beginning and develops ETHOS by his actions throughout the play?
No. 8
Which character is "in charge" of the jury room & is a football coach
Foreman (Juror #1)
What is the boy's alibi and why do the jurors think it's not credible?
He went to the movies, but he can't remember the names or actors.
When the jury cannot reach a unanimous vote, they have to call for a _______________ (10,3 and 7 all want this at some point).
hung jury
How did No.8 disprove the evidence about the knife being unique?
He bought the same knife the day before at a shop around the corner. He brought out the knife and put it on the table.
Which juror changed his vote first in the play because he ALIGNS with juror #8?
Juror #9
Who works at a hospital in Harlem and has experience using a switchblade knife?
Juror #5
New York City; 1950s
Someone who takes pleasure from the pain of others is....
sadistic
How did No.8 disprove how long it took the old man to get to the door?
He recreated how long it would take the old man to get to the door, and it took twice as long.
Who is the stockbroker who acts on LOGOS throughout the entire play, insisting that they examine the facts only?
Juror #4
Who said..."I've lived among them all my life. You can't believe a word they say. You know that. I mean, they're born liars."
Juror #10
Why does Juror #9 think the old man may have lied or misrepresented his story?
For attention; to be noticed.
To free someone from a charge by voting not guilty.
acquit
Who is the advertising executive who makes ridiculous sayings and changes his vote twice in the play?
No. 12
Who is a watchmaker and a refugee from Germany who therefore appreciates the idea of justice?
Juror #11
Give two specific details that the boy had on his record from the past.
Throwing a rock at his teacher. Went to Reform School. He stole a car. He’s been arrested for mugging. He was picked up twice for trying to slash another teenager with a knife.
First degree murder is ___________________, or planned beforehand
premeditated
What detail made Juror 4 change his vote because it cast doubt on the woman's testimony that she saw the boy kill his father? Give a specific detail they discussed.
They recognized the marks on Juror 4's nose and realized the woman had the same marks, so she had to wear glasses, which she wouldn't have worn at night.