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Characters
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Potpourri
100
The main character of Monster.
Who is Steve Harmon?
100
The colors of ink that are acceptable on written work for my class.
What are blue and black?
100
A person brought in to testify in a case.
What is a witness?
100
How Bobo describes Steve's role in the murder.
What is the lookout?
100
The college that Ms. Popek graduated from.
What is Temple University?
200
He is James King's lawyer.
Who is Asa Briggs?
200
The combined total of reading logs and journal entries due most weeks.
What is six?
200
A crime that is more serious than a misdemeanor.
What is a felony?
200
The format of Monster.
What is a screenplay?
200
Ms. Popek's major in college.
What is television production?
300
She represents the people of New York.
Who is Sandra Petrocelli?
300
The part of a character analysis that asks you to consider what a character wants.
What is motivation?
300
The lawyer that leads the case for the state.
What is the prosecutor?
300
How Mr. Nesbitt died.
What is drowning in his own blood?
300
One of Ms. Popek's favorite words.
Answers will vary.
400
She received a lamp on the day of the murder.
Who is Ms. Moore?
400
This has details from the beginning, middle, and end.
What is a summary?
400
When the audience can hear but not see the person who is speaking.
What is a voiceover?
400
O'Brien's way of coaching Steve through his testimony.
What is the cup game?
400
The names of Ms. Popek's fishies.
What are A$AP Rocky, Sage the Gemini, and Kendrick Lamar?
500
He is the detective that investigated the murder of Mr. Nesbitt.
Who is Karyl?
500
Family, friendship, guilt, prejudice
What are themes in Monster?
500
Murder by hanging someone in front of a mob.
What is lynching?
500
Steve's connection between the jury in the courtroom and juries that evaluate films.
What is Steve's flashback to his film club meeting?
500
Why Ms. Popek always wears pink on Wednesdays.
What is a fantatical devotion to Mean Girls?