MONSTER
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- Q1
What are Steve Harmon and James King on trial for?
capital punishment
felony murder
criminal homicide
involuntary manslaughter
30s - Q2
The punishment for the crime committed is:
negotiable based on a plea deal
life in prison
25 to life
death penalty
30s - Q3
Steve decides to write his experience in court in the form of this:
a novel.
a movie
a journal
a song
30s - Q4
Since the story is told from Steve's perspective only, we can't fully trust what we are being told. This makes Steve:
an unreliable narrator
an untrustworthy narrator
guilty narrator
a secretive narrator
30s - Q5
Steve has decided to call his screenplay this name because this is what the prosecutor calls him:
Monster
Menace
Criminal
Villian
30s - Q6
If Steve wins the case, a win would be
25 years
found not guilty
life in prison
time served
30s - Q7
This literary device shows the reader events that happened in the past.
allusion
irony
flashback
foreshadowing
30s - Q8
Mr. Sawicki, Steve's teacher, tells Steve that a good film maker does this:
keeps the viewers guessing what will happen
has smooth transitions from scene to scene
uses many voice overs
changes point of view often
30s - Q9
In Sandra Petrocelli's opening statement, she tells the jury
This was a planned conspiracy to rob the store
this is an easily solved case because the facts are clear
This was an unfortunate event that still needs justice
It was an act of revenge
30s - Q10
In O'Brien's opening statement, she tells the jury:
Steve was scared for his life and forced to participate
Steve couldn't have been involved because he wasn't in the state.
Steve needs to be seen as innocent until proven guilty.
Steve was tricked and didn't know he was involved.
30s - Q11
In Asa Brigg's opening statement, he tells the jury:
King was not the one to kill Mr. Nesbitt and the evidence will prove it.
most if not all of the witnesses the state has are criminals and can't be trusted.
one of the key witnesses is the real killer and evidence will prove it.
they need to keep King and Steve separate when making a decision of innocence or guilt.
30s - Q12
What is suspicious about Jose Delgado's testimony?
He never clocked out for a break.
He lies about what was stolen.
He left at 4:35 which is after the robbery happened.
He tells the jury he had off that day.
30s - Q13
What is the significance of the flashback of Steve and his friend Tony?
It shows the reader that Steve has been in trouble since a young age.
It shows Steve likes hurting others.
It shows Steve let's others take the blame for his actions and doesn't hang out with the best influences.
It shows Steve doesn't know right from wrong.
30s - Q14
The protagonist of the story. He is 16 and on trial for felony murder.
Richard "Bobo" Evans
James King
Osvaldo Cruz
Steve Harmon
30s - Q15
Steve Harmon's attorney
Asa Briggs
Sandra Petrocelli
Kathy O'Brien
30s