12 Angry Men

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What is the significance of the jurors not having names in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

It allows the audience to focus on their characteristics.

Front

How many jurors must vote 'guilty' for a conviction in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

All of them.

Front

Who states, 'If you want to vote not guilty, then do it because you're convinced the man is not guilty - not because you've had enough.'?

Back

11th Juror.

Front

What is the age of the defendant in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

18.

Front

What theme is represented by the quote: 'There were eleven votes for guilty—it’s not so easy for me to raise my hand and send a boy off to die without talking about it first.'?

Back

Justice.

Front

What does the 8th Juror represent in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

The voice of reason and doubt.

Front

What is the primary setting of '12 Angry Men'?

Back

A jury deliberation room.

Front

What is the main conflict in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

The struggle between personal biases and the pursuit of justice.

Front

What role does reasonable doubt play in '12 Angry Men'?

Back

It is the standard that must be met to convict the defendant.

Front

How does the 3rd Juror's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

He moves from a position of anger and bias to understanding and empathy.