Mood and Tone
This word describes the overall mood of the jury room as the jurors begin their deliberation, unsure of each other and the case.
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This juror is calm, logical, and the first to vote “not guilty.”
Who is Juror 8?
This term means the jury cannot agree on a verdict.
What is a hung jury?
The jurors must reach this kind of decision.
What is a unanimous verdict?
Juror 10's prejudiced views are ultimately rejected by the rest of the jurors.
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TRUE
The tone of Juror 10’s comments can best be described using this word, as he frequently makes biased and angry remarks.
What is hostile or bitter?
This juror would be described as personal issues with his son that cloud his judgement. He is very forceful, extremely opinionated.
Who is Juror 3?
This is a formal statement given by a witness in court.
What is testimony?
The play shows how this process can lead to justice.
What is reasonable doubt?
Which teacher in the room is pregnant?
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As the play progresses and more jurors begin to reconsider the evidence, the mood shifts to this, reflecting growing doubt and introspection.
What is reflective/ CHECK ANSWER
This juror makes prejudiced comments and is eventually ignored by the others.
Who is Juror 10?
This is the final decision made by the jury.
What is a verdict?
The play warns against making decisions based on this.
What is emotion or personal bias?
Which moment of stage action creates the most dramatic tension among the jurors?
A. Juror 8's re-enactment of the old man's testimony
B. The confrontation between Juror 8 and 3
C. Juror 10's prejudiced rant and the jurrors' reaction
D. The final unanimous decision
B
This word best describes the mood in the jury room during the early stages of deliberation, when tempers flare and jurors clash over the boy’s guilt.
What is tense?
This juror encourages others to reevaluate their positions after reflecting on his position.
Who is Juror 9?
This word describes a decision that everyone agrees on.
What is unanimous?
Juror 8 discredits the eyewitnesses testimony by using logic and reasoning.
What is questions the reliability of the old man and old women's physical abilities?
Allow the teacher to take a picture of the entire group mewing. You have 30 seconds. If anyone does not participate you will not get the points.
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The tone of Juror 8’s dialogue throughout the play can best be described using this word, as he calmly challenges the others and seeks justice without aggression.
What is thoughtful/check answer
This juror, who grew up in a rough neighborhood, uses his personal experience to challenge the prosecution’s claim about how a switchblade is used—ultimately casting doubt on the eyewitness testimony.
Who is Juror 5?
This is the reason an author writes a text, such as to inform, persuade, or entertain.
What is the author's purpose?
The significance of the setting being confined to a single jury room.
What is tension, conflict and personal that forces the jurors to confront their differences?
Choose one juror who changes their vote during deliberation. HOW does this change demonstrate Rose's message about personal bias and critical thinking?
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