Comprehension ?s
Who said it?
Definitions
Evidence and Reasoning
Setting
100

What is the case the jurors are deciding at the beginning of the play?

A son who is accused of murdering his dad. 
100
"We owe this kid a fair discussion before deciding anything."

Juror 1, Juror 8, Juror 10

Juror 8

100

Having a legal or rightful claim to something

Entitled

100

This piece of evidence is questioned for being switchable or easily obtained.

The knife. 

100

What type of weather was happening during the trial?

It was raining.

200

Why did juror 8 initially vote 'not guilty'?

He wanted to talk about the evidence first. 

200

"People like him are dangerous- you know it."
Juror 3, Juror 9, Juror 10

Juror 10

200

Based on sound reasoning, facts

Logical

200

This witness claimed to have heard the murder and seen the boy running away. 

The old man downstairs.

200

How many jurors initially voted 'not guilty'?

Only 1

300

How does the first vote differ from the final vote?

The first vote was 11-1, but the final vote was unanimously 'not guilty'.

300

"This is just wasting time-let's finish already."
Juror 2, Juror 3, Juror 7

Juror 7

300

To deliberately make someone angry

Provoke

300

What concept means, "A doubt based on reason and logic that affects belief in guilt."?

Reasonable Doubt

300

What must the jurors reach in order to leave the jury room?

A unanimous verdict.

400

What role does the woman across the tracks play in the case?

She claims that she saw the murder happen from across the street. 

400
"There's a lot of reasonable doubt here if you think about it."

Juror 8, Foreman, Juror 9

Juror 8

400

Act of forming theories, guesses

Speculation

400

This experiment shows the old man was not a reliable witness.

The reenactment of his walk to the door. 

400

What type of building where the jurors gathered at?

A courthouse.

500

What pieces of evidence are presented against the boy?

The knife, witnesses: old man and lady across the street, has no alibi for the murder

500

"You can't just ignore the facts because you feel strongly."
Juror 1, Juror 11, Judge

Juror 11

500

Strong, healthy, and full of energy

Vigorous

500

This witness claimed to see the murder through a passing train.

The woman across the street. 

500

What is happening in the town that makes some of the jurors want to get out quickly?

A baseball game. 

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