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Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written “Answer” this is the prompt the students will see, and where I have “Question” should be the student’s response. To enter your questions and answers, click once on the text on the slide, then highlight and just type over what’s there to replace it. If you hit Delete or Backspace, it sometimes makes the text box disappear. When clicking on the slide to move to the next appropriate slide, be sure you see the hand, not the arrow. (If you put your cursor over a text box, it will be an arrow and WILL NOT take you to the right location.)

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Characters The Trial Guilty or Innocent? The Verdict 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Steve Harmon

Who is Kathy O’Brien?

Steve Harmon’s attorney

Who is James King?

He is the man on trial with Steve Harmon.

Who is Sandra Petrocelli?

She is the district attorney (prosecutor).

Who owned the gun that killed store owner Mr. Nesbitt?

Mr. Nesbitt

Who calls Steve a “Monster”?

Sandra Petrocelli (the prosecutor)

What did Osvaldo have to do to get into the gang Diablos?

He had to fight a gang member and leave a mark/scar on someone.

What did Boldon purchase when he learned about the robbery from Richard “Bobo” Evans?

Cigarettes

Why was Ernie, who was in jail with Steve, caught doing his jewelry store robbery?

He could not find the buzzer to open the front door.

What did Steve’s mom bring him in jail?

A bible

What did Steve tell the jury he was doing the day of the robbery?

He said he was taking mental notes about places he wanted to film.

How old is Steve?

16

Why doesn’t Steve’s brother visit him in jail?

He is too young.

When Steve and his lawyer prepare for his testimony, what does his lawyer do when she doesn’t like the answers he gives?

She turns a cup upside down

What role was Steve accused of having in the robbery?

Being a lookout

Why did the older prisoner think Steve would get time?

He believed the deal was that if someone died, you did time.

How did Briggs (James King’s lawyer) try to cause doubt about Boldon’s testimony?

He said Boldon had been given a deal in exchange for testifying.

Why did Osvaldo say he agreed to participate in the robbery?

He said he was scared of Bobo.

Why was Lorelle Henry in the drugstore right before the robbery?

She was buying medicine for her granddaughter.

Why did Bobo admit he was part of the robbery?

He was hoping to get a lighter sentence by testifying against James King and Steve Harmon.

According to Bobo, where did he and James King go after the robbery?

A fast-food restaurant to eat

Is Steve found guilty or not guilty?

Not guilty

Is James King found guilty or not guilty?

Guilty

What does Steve try to do to his lawyer after the verdict is read?

He tries to hug her, but she moves away.

How does Steve spend most of his time after he the verdict is given?

He makes movies of himself.

What happened to Osvaldo after the verdict?

He was arrested for stealing a car.

What did O’Brien believe first established reasonable doubt?.

Lorelle Henry had not seen Steve in the store.

Bobo said that right before the robbery, he and King were waiting for …

They were waiting for Steve to come out and give them a sign.

Why did the distance between Steve and his father “grow bigger” after the verdict?

His father no longer knew who he was.

What contradiction does Steve make in the book about whether he was in the drugstore the day of the robbery?

He testifies that he was not in the store, but he writes in his journal that he went there to look for mints.

What did O’Brien (lawyer) tell Steve when she crossed out the word “Monster”?

He must believe in himself in order to convince the jury.

Make your wager

Who is the protagonist and the antagonist in the novel, Monster?

Protagonist-Steve Harmon Antagonist-Sandra Petrocelli