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Reading and All That Jazz book cover
Reading and All That Jazz: Tuning Up Your Reading, Thinking, and Study Skills, 2/e
Peter Mather, Glendale Community College
Rita McCarthy, Glendale Community College

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Matching - Selection 1

Directions: Match the words or phrases on the left with the appropriate answers on the right. Select the correct letter in the space provided. Use each answer only once.






Reading Selection 1
The Defendant's Characteristics, by David G. Meyers
1


According to one trial attorney, jurors seldom __________ a person they like.
2


Clarence Darrow said that the main job of the trial lawyer was to make the jurors like the defendant, and that the facts regarding the crime are relatively __________. A study demonstrated that he was overly cynical; facts do matter.
3


When jurors are asked to make __________, facts are not all that matter.
4


Cicero's advice: The final good and the supreme duty of the wise man is to resist__________.
5


It seems that we are more __________ toward a defendant with whom we can identify.
6


Ideally, jurors would leave their __________ outside the courtroom.
7


When the evidence is clear, and jurors focus on it, their biases are minimal. The quality of the evidence matters more than the __________ of the jurors.
A)convict
B)prejudices
C)sympathetic
D)biases
E)unimportant
F)appearance
G)social judgments