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6. Owner of grocery store who is robbed and killed

7. Who is Mr. Nesbitt?

8. Member of a gang who is caught by police after beating his girlfriend up.

9. Who is Osvaldo Cruz?

10. Directly asks Steve to be the lookout for the robbery

11. Who is James King?

12. Appears in court wearing an orange prisoner’s jump suit

13. Who is Bobo Evans?

14. Teacher who testifies that Steve is a promising high school film student

15. Mr. Sawicki

16. This is what Steve has been arrested for allegedly doing.

17. What is robbing a store and killing a man in the process?

18. This is what is stolen from the drugstore during the robbery.

19. What is cigarettes?

20. This is what James and Bobo ate after the robbery and murder.

21. What is fried chicken, wedgies, and soda?

22. This is what Bobo Evans is currently in jail for doing.

23. What is selling drugs?

24. Steve finds it funny that this person is not allowed in the visiting room of the jail.

25. Who is Jerry, Steve’s brother, or kids in general?

26. Where they “take away your shoelaces and your belt so you can’t kill yourself no matter how bad it is”.

27. What is jail or the detention center?

28. Where “Bobo” Evans appears in an orange jumpsuit

29. What is the courtroom?

30. Where Steve is accused of being on the day of the murder

31. What is Mr. Nesbitt’s drugstore?

32. Where two women discuss the robbery and murder of Mr. Nesbitt (which has just occurred)

33. What is Harlem: Steve’s neighborhood

34. Where Steve Harmon takes Mr. Sawicki’s film class

35. What is Stuyvesant High School?

36. A piece of unedited film

37. What is a shot?

38. A shot in which actors are seen from the waist up as they interact with one another

39. What is a medium shot?

40. A series of shots edited to make one unit in a narrtive

41. What is a scene?

42. Sound that often creates the tone or emotional coloring of a scene

43. What is background music or score?

44. An editing technique where one image fades in while another fades out so that for a few seconds, the two are superimposed.

45. What is dissolve?

46. You’re young, you’re Black, and you’re on trial. What else do they need to know?”

47. Who is Miss O’Brien, Steve’s attorney?

48. “Sunset said he committed the crime. Isn’t that what being guilty is all about? You actually do something? You pick up a gun and you aim it across a small space and pull a trigger?”

49. Who is Steve Harmon?

50. “Most people in our community are decent, hardworking citizens who pursue their own interests legally and without infringing on the rights of others. But there are also monsters in our communities- people who disregard the rights of others.”

51. Who is Petrocelli?

52. “All we need is a lookout. You know, check the place out- make sure ain’t no badges copping some z’s in the back. You down for it?”

53. Who is James King?

54. “I think he’s an outstanding young man. He is talented, bright, and compassionate. He’s very much involved with depicting his neighborhood and environment in a positive manner.”

55. Who is Mr. Sawicki?

56. Make your wager

57. This is Walter Dean Myers’ work routine.

58. What is draft for four hours in the morning and pre- write in the afternoons?