When the jury votes are tied 6 to 6, and they cannot make a unanimous decision, it is a ______ ______.
Hung Jury
100
Who is the defendant accused of killing?
His father
200
What juror "stands alone" at the beginning by being the only juror to vote not guilty in the first vote?
Juror 8
200
What crime was committed for the trial?
Homicide (Murder)
200
What two things did the old man say he heard in the apartment upstairs?
The boy yell "I'm going to kill you" and a thump on the floor.
200
What event do Juror 3 and Juror 8 replay in the jury room?
The stabbing of the knife - The stab wound was downward into the chest, but the boy is shorter so the stab wound should be upward.
200
What is an "el" train?
An elevated train.
300
What juror is the last one to "stand alone" by being the last to vote not guilty at the end of the play?
Juror 3
300
How old is the defendant?
Nineteen Years Old
300
What is the woman's testimony from across the street?
She saw the boy kill the father out her window through the passing train.
300
Which juror said he has seen many knife fights in the backyard and on his stoop.
Juror 5/The Kid from the Slums
300
What three different ways did the jurors vote?
Raising hands, secret ballot, calling out votes (open ballot)
400
What juror is anxious to leave the discussion because he has tickets to a Broadway show?
Juror 7/The Salesman
400
What is the boy's testimony about the knife?
He purchased it for a friend, then it fell out of a hole in his pocket on the way home.
400
What was proven about the old man's testimony that made the jurors know the old man lied in court (Two points).
The old man would not have been able to hear the boy yell when the train was passing. He was too slow to walk to the front door to see the boy running away down the stairs.
400
How is the lady's testimony from across the street proved wrong?
She was sleeping and did not have her glasses on while in bed; she would not be able to see the boy kill the father.
400
What are five details about the jury room setting?
Hot, unpleasant, blank walls, long tables, twelve chairs, a bathroom, water fountain, etc.
500
What juror is an older gentleman and why does he say that the old man lied about his testimony?
Juror 9/The old man wanted attention
500
Which juror proved the switch-knife was NOT a one-of-a-kind knife and HOW did he get it
Juror 8 bought it at a shop in the boy's neighborhood
500
Besides feeling important, why did the old man "lie" in court?
He did not realize he was lying. He thought he was telling the truth.
500
Which jurors played a game, what game was it, and what happened to the game?
Jurors 12 and 3/Tic-Tac-Toe/Juror 8 snatched it away and threw it in the trash.
500
The three significant differences between the film and play.
We see the boy, the father (Juror 3) rips a photograph, we learn Juror 8 and 9's real names, the boy is nineteen, it took the old man 41 seconds to get to the door, and the woman across the street did not wear glasses to court.