12 Angry Man Act 1 From English

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How many jurors are at the deliberation?

12

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Who is the protagonist (main character)?

Juror 8

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Who is the defendant accused of killing?

His father

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Which best describes the setting of the play?

A hot, uncomfortable jury room

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Who is the 12 Angry Men?

Reginald Rose

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What does unanimous mean?

Every agrees

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What is an alibi?

An explanation of where someone was during a crime

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What does prejudice mean?

Judging someone unfairly based on their background

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What is reasonable doubt?

Having a reason to question whether someone is guilty

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How many jurors initially vote GUILTY?

11 jurors

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Why do the jurors initially vote NOT GUILTY?

He believes they owe the defendant a discussion before making a decision.

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What was used as the murder weapon?

A one-of-a-kind switchblade

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What was wrong with the defendant’s alibi?

He could not remember which movie they saw, and nobody saw him there

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What was passing by when the woman claimed she saw the murder?

An El train

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How does Juror 8 create reasonable doubt about the murder weapon?

He shows that he has a switchblade like it

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What do we learn about juror 3, a past that affects his vote?

He has a bad relationship with his own son

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Which statement best describes Juror 10?

He is prejudiced against people from the defendant’s background

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What does Juror 8 at the end of Act 1?

To have a secret ballot where he does not vote, and if everyone else votes GUILTY, he will change his vote

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Why does Juror 8 make this proposal?

He wants to see if anyone else has doubts without feeling pressured by the group

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Which juror demonstrates the theme of standing up for what you believe is right, even when it goes against the group?

Juror 8