Juror 8 points out that if the el train was passing at the time of the murder, the old man downstairs: Could not have heard what was happening in the victim's apartment Would have been awakened by the nolse Would have been wearing earplugs Would have been rattled and confusec

This question is based on the play "12 Angry Men" by Reginald Rose. In the play, Juror 8 argues that the old man downstairs could not have heard the murder because the el train was passing at the time. This is a crucial point in the argument as it suggests that the old man's testimony about hearing the murder is not reliable. The other options provided do not align with Juror 8's argument. The old man would not have been awakened by the noise if the el train was passing, he would not have been wearing earplugs, and there is no indication that he would have been rattled and confused.