| The "Murderer's" Actions | Questions about Juror #8 | Juror #3 & 4 | Misc. |
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What does the "murderer" use to kill his father?
A switch-knife / switch-blade
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True or false: the 8th Juror often says the phrase "it's possible"
True
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True or false: the 4th Juror is a stock broker.
True
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What is the responsibility of the Foreman?
To keep the jury organised.
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What does the "murderer" yell before supposedly killing his father?
"I'm going to kill you!"
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True or false: the 8th Juror appears to remain somewhat unbiased, ensuring that his innocence or guilt is proven to the highest degree possible before letting the juror's complete the trial.
True
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True or false: the 3rd Juror is a shy bank clerk.
False: the 3rd Juror is a small business owner; the 2nd Juror is the shy bank clerk
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What is the 7th Juror's main concern in the case?
Whether or not it will end before his ball game
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List 2 facts/clues from the case against the "murderer" that point to him most likely killing his father.
- That someone who knows him saw him commit the crime
- That the old man heard him yell "I'm going to kill you!" and heard him do it. - He couldn't remember the film he "viewed" at the same time his father was killed - That the knife was the same |
What is the 8th Juror's job?
An architect, by trade.
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What is the relationship the 3rd Juror has with his son?
Bad relationship - they had a falling out and don't really talk anymore.
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Who is the only juror who votes "not guilty" at the first vote?
Juror #8
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List two facts about the boy's childhood/upbringing.
- He was probably beaten by his dad
- He lived in the slums - He is not respectful of elders - Has a history of violence |
True of false: the 8th Juror says "Take a look at that knife. I’ve never seen one like it. Neither had the storekeeper who sold it to the boy."
False: the 4th Juror.
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Which Juror says "It’s against the law to buy or sell switchblade knives."
4th Juror
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Who (Juror # 8 or Juror #12) says: "According to the testimony the boy looks guilty. Maybe he is. I sat there in court for three days listening while the evidence built up. Everybody sounded so positive that I started to get a peculiar feeling about this trial. I mean, nothing is that positive...."
8th Juror
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True or false: He claims that he stayed home until exactly eleven thirty on the night of the murder.
True
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When calling for a vote, does the 8th Juror vote?
No
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Which Juror says: "What do you mean—take it easy! D’you feel like seeing a proven murderer walking the streets? Why don’t we give him his knife back? Make it easier for him."
3rd Juror
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What does the 12th Juror work for?
A marketing agency.
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