When the prosecution and defense evaluate whether a particular juror will be non$-$biased and open minded concerning the case, either side may remove a prospective juror:

by proving to the satisfaction of the trial judge that a prospective juror has a preconceived opinion of the outcome of the case.

if the attorney is able to demonstrate that a prospective juror has a prejudice about the case or with respect to a defendant.

has something to gain either financially or emotionally with a particular outcome of the case.

by demonstrating that the prospective juror has some interest in the case.

all of the above are correct responses.