Plot Elements
The events that happened in a story is also called this.
What is plot?
A hot jury room.
What is setting?
The most calm, logical, and reasonable juror in the room.
Who is juror 8?
A legal term referring to uncertainty about the defendant's guilt.
What is reasonable doubt?
Juror 3 displays _____ as he shares an emotional connection about his own experiences with his son.
What is pathos?
The ending of the play or story is also called this.
What is resolution?
Another word for a list of the actors in the play.
What is the cast?
Juror who also grew up in a slum just like the defendant.
Who is juror 5?
This juror's bias was based on his immigrant experience and his understanding of the American justice system.
Who is juror 11?
Juror 4 only wants to stick to the facts, an appeal to ___.
What is logos?
In the beginning of the play the judge tells the jurors they must reach a unanimous vote of guilty or not guilty. The beginning of a story is also known as ___.
What is exposition?
The person who reads the stage directions in the play.
Who is the narrator?
Racist juror who stereotypes people.
Who is juror 10?
The biased juror who voted guilty based on his broken relationship with his son.
Who is juror 3?
Juror 5 expresses _____ as he relates his own personal experience of living in a slum.
What is ethos?
When the 8th juror is the only one to vote "not guilty" he launches the main conflict of the play. This event is also known as ___.
What is the inciting incident?
This is another word for conversation, especially between a cast of characters.
What is dialogue?
Juror who attempts to keep the order during the jury meeting and consults with the guard.
Who is juror 1 (foreman)?
A type of bias described as a person having an opinion about a group of people based on little evidence.
What is stereotype?
Juror 7's dialogue leans toward ____ as he appeals to the defendant's criminal record.
What is ethos?
Juror 3 changes his vote to "not guilty" and then the play ends. This turning point event is called the ___ of the play.
What is the climax?
When the jurors argue angrily with each other, a type of conflict arises. Name the type of conflict. Hint: Man vs. _____.
What is man vs. man?
This juror is cold, analytical and only wants the facts.
Who is juror 4?
One theme of the play is the courage to speak up for _______.
What is justice?
Juror 4 upsets Juror 5 when he says, "slums are breeding grounds for criminals," an example of ___.
What is pathos?