1. How does Juror Nine justify his insights about the old man?
(a) He explains that old people who are tired of being insignificant often convince themselves to believe what is not true.
(b) He explains that old people get lonely and make up stories.
(c) He explains that old people who are tired of being insignificant often tell lies.
(d) He explains that loneliness and loss of family cause old people to imagine things.

2. What does Juror Ten point out about an eyewitness to the murder?
(a) A woman who lives across the street saw the defendant kill his father.
(b) The neighbor down the corridor saw the defendant kill his father in the hallway.
(c) A boy across the street saw through a window as the defendant killed his father.
(d) A man next door saw the defendant running away with blood on his hands.

3. Who is the defendant and for what is he being tried?
(a) A young man is being tried for the murder of his father.
(b) A man is being tried for the murder of his son.
(c) A man is being tried for the murder of the woman next door.
(d) A boy is being tried for the murder of a man downstairs.

4. What does Juror Eight mean when he calls another juror a sadist?
(a) That he is dishonest.
(b) That he is a foreigner.
(c) That he is prejudiced.
(d) That he enjoys seeing someone else suffer.

5. Apart from the defendant, who was arrested for handling a weapon?
(a) Juror Eight.
(b) The witness who took the weapon until the police arrived.
(c) The friend of the defendant.
(d) The storekeeper who sold the defendant a weapon.