Witness to a Trial Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did the jurors not believe Swoboda's claim that Junior had not claimed insanity because he was not guilty? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

The jurors did not believe that Junior was innocent because the proof he was guilty was too strong.

The jurors did not believe Junior was innocent because he had no proof.

The jurors had been bribed to not believe Junior's story.

The jurors did not believe Junior was innocent because they had made up their minds from the beginning he was guilty.

2.

What pleased Delgado about the trial? (from Chapters 6 - 8)

The cooperation of McDover with the prosecution.

Wag's willingness to put convicts on the stand.

Junior's refusal to take an insanity plea.

The incompetence of the police and other officials.

3.

What did Junior do for a living? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Junior was a police officer.

Junior delivered canisters of propane.

Junior was a teacher.

Junior worked in construction.

4.

Why did Spike, the bar tender, call the police about Junior the night that Eileen and Son were killed? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Spike called police because Junior was bragging about having killed his wife.

Spike called police because Junior had brought a gun into the bar.

Spike called police because Junior was passed out in his truck.

Spike called police because Junior had blood on his clothing.

5.

Why did Todd Short wear a long sleeved shirt when he testified? (from Chapters 6 - 8)

The long sleeves covered his scars.

The long sleeves were required by the judge.

The long sleeves made him look professional.

The long sleeves covered the tattoos.

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