12 Angry Men Test

_____ is the Jury Foreman.

Juror 1

Who is the Jury Foreman?

Juror 1

Juror 1 initially votes _____, then changes his opinion after Juror 8's speech.

Guilty

Why does Juror 1 change his vote?

Juror 8's speech

Juror 1 is a _____ at a High School in Queens.

Football Coach

What Juror is a High School Football Coach in Queens?

Juror 1

Juror 2 is a _____ spoken man, who often gets shouted over.

Soft

Which Juror is a soft spoken man?

Juror 2

Juror 2 works at a _____.

Bank

Which Juror works at a bank?

Juror Two

Juror 3 is an _____ man, who is prone to violence.

Angry

Which Juror is an angry man, that is prone to violence?

Juror 3

Juror 3 has the _____ intent to vote the Defendant guilty.

Most

Which Juror has the most intent to vote the Defendant guilty?

Juror 3

_____ threatens to kill Juror 8.

Juror 3

Which Juror did Juror 3 threaten?

Juror 8

Juror 3 is so angry due to the _____ from his son.

Estrangement

Who is Juror 3 estranged from?

His son

Juror 3 is alienated from the world due to his _____.

Anger

Why is Juror 3 alienated from the world?

His anger

Juror 4 is a very analytical and by-the-book Juror that votes _____ until the end.

Guilty

When does Juror 4 change his opinion?

The end of the proceedings

Juror 4 is a _____ for work.

Stockbroker

Which Juror is a stockbroker?

Juror 4

Juror 5 grew up in a _____.

Slum

Which Juror grew up in a slum?

Juror 5

Juror 5 believes the defendant is _____ because of where he grew up.

Innocent

Why does Juror 5 believe the defendant is innocent?

His personal experiences from living in a slum

_____ gets offended when the other Jurors exhibit hate upon people in slums.

Juror 5

Which Juror gets offended when the other jurors exhibit have upon people in slums?

Juror 5

_____ is a reasonable and tough minded man.

Juror 6

Which Juror is a tough minded and reasonable man?

Juror 6

_____ works as a house painter.

Juror 6

What does Juror 6 do for a living?

He's a house painter

Juror 7 is _____ and wants to get the proceedings over with so he can watch the Yankees game.

Sarcastic

Where is Juror 7 going after the proceedings?

A Yankees Game

Juror 7 initially votes guilty then changes to _____ because he wants to leave.

Innocent

Why does Juror 7 change his guilty vote into an innocent vote?

So he could leave and watch the Yankees

_____ works as a salesman.

Juror 7

What does Juror 7 do for work?

He's a salesman

Juror 8 is the only person to vote _____ at the start of the proceedings.

Innocent

Which Juror is the only Juror to vote innocent at the start of the proceedings?

Juror 8

Juror 8 votes innocent because he believes in _____ doubt.

Reasonable

Which Juror believes in reasonable doubt?

Juror 8

Juror 8 makes many possible scenarios to _____ the innocence of the boy.

Prove

Which Juror makes multiple possible scenarios to prove the boys innocence?

Juror 8

Juror 8 is an _____ for work.

Architect

Which Juror is an architect?

Juror 8

Juror 9 is an _____ man that often gets his ideas overlooked.

Old

Which Juror is older?

Juror 9

Juror 8 is the _____ person to agree with Juror 8.

First

Which Juror is the first to agree with Juror 8?

Juror 9

Juror 9 made a claim that switched the rest of the Jury to an _____ vote.

Innocent

Which Juror made a claim that switched the rest of the Jury to an innocent vote?

Juror 9

Juror 10 is a ____ and prejudiced older man.

Loud

Which Juror is a loud and prejudiced older man?

Juror 10

_____ often goes on rants about people from the slums and immigrants?

Juror 10

What type of people does Juror 10 often go on rants about on?

People from slums and immigrants

Eventually _____ gets excluded due to his bigotry.

Juror 10

Why does Juror 10 gets excluded?

His bigotry

Juror 10 owns a _____ for a living.

Garage

Which Juror is a garage owner?

Juror 10

Juror 11 is a _____ immigrant that strongly believes in an American Democracy.

European

Which Juror is a European immigrant that strongly believes in an American Democracy?

Juror 11

Juror 11 takes eight _____ to give the boy a fair trial.

Pleas

Which Juror takes eight pleas to give the boy a fair trial?

Juror 11

Juror 11 is a _____ for work.

Watchmaker

Which Juror is a watchmaker?

Juror 11

_____ flip-flops his opinion on the verdict multiple times.

Juror 12

Which Juror flip-flops his opinion on the verdict multiple times?

Juror 12

Juror 12 is a _____-talking and self-impressed person.

Smooth

Which Juror is a smooth-talking and self-impressed person.?

Juror 12

_____ is a advertising executive for work.

Juror 12

What does Juror 12 do for Work?

He's an advertising executive

The _____ is a scorching summer day in NYC, in an unnamed courthouse.

Setting

What is the setting?

A scorching summer day in NYC, in an unnamed courthouse

The Jurors must come up with a _____ verdict to sentence the boy to death.

Unanimous

What verdict do the Jurors need to come up with?

A Unanimous verdict

The _____ Incident is when the Jurors take a preliminary vote and the ruling is 11-1, with Juror 8 being the only one with a innocent stance.

Inciting

What is the Inciting Incident?

When the Jurors take a preliminary vote and the ruling is 11-1, with Juror 8 being the only one with a innocent stance.

The _____ is when Juror 8 suggests that they spend one hour debating the guilt; Juror 3 says that the defendant is guilty because there was an eyewitness.

First Plot Point

What is the First Plot Point?

When Juror 8 suggests that they spend one hour debating the guilt; Juror 3 says that the defendant is guilty because there was an eyewitness.

The _____ is when Several jurors, including Juror 3 and Juror 10, say that he's guilty because he's a product of poverty; others debate whether or not the defendant's knife was the murder weapon.

Rising Action

What is The Rising Action?

When Several jurors, including Juror 3 and Juror 10, say that he's guilty because he's a product of poverty; others debate whether or not the defendant's knife was the murder weapon.

The _____ is when Juror 8 suggests that the witnesses of the crime may not have seen the crime because the El Train; the Jury shifts their vote.

Midpoint

What is the Midpoint

When Juror 8 suggests that the witnesses of the crime may not have seen the crime because the El Train; the Jury shifts their vote.

The _____ is when Juror 3's anger grows angry, especially Juror 8.; the Jury questions if the old man could have actually seen the boy flee the scene.

Second Plot Point

What is the Second Plot Point?

When Juror 3's anger grows angry, especially Juror 8.; the Jury questions if the old man could have actually seen the boy flee the scene.

The _____ is when the Jurors continue to question the evidence; the room becomes hostile, and Juror 10 goes on a racist tirade.

Build Up

What is the Build Up?

When the Jurors continue to question the evidence; the room becomes hostile, and Juror 10 goes on a racist tirade.

The _____ is when Juror 9 points out that the woman across the street couldn't have seen the murder without her glasses; the vote 11-1 in favor of not guilty.

Climax

What is the Climax?

When Juror 9 points out that the woman across the street couldn't have seen the murder without her glasses; the vote 11-1 in favor of not guilty.

The _____ is when Juror 3 in a forceful way accents that the boy is innocent; the other jurors ask him to explain why, but he doesn't; the defendant is acquitted.

Finale

What is the Finale?

When Juror 3 in a forceful way accents that the boy is innocent; the other jurors ask him to explain why, but he doesn't; the defendant is acquitted.

The _____ is when the twelve jurors exit the courthouse and go their separate ways.

Denouement

What is the Denouement?

When the twelve jurors exit the courthouse and go their separate ways.

The new piece of evidence that Juror 5 brought was that he explained that someone who is experienced with _____ would use it underhanded. This contradicted the way the stab wound was described which helped cast doubt on the defendant actually being guilty.

Switchblades

What was the new piece of information that Juror 5 brought?

He explained that someone who is experienced with _____ would use it underhanded. This contradicted the way the stab wound was described which helped cast doubt on the defendant actually being guilty.

Reginald Rose did not include any names because he wanted to express social _____ and show each Juror as a whole part of society instead of just one person.

Injustices

Why did Reginald Rose (The Author) make each Juror just referred to as "Juror..."?

Reginald Rose did not include any names because he wanted to express social Injustices and show each Juror as a whole part of society instead of just one person.