Question 1

What is a civil case?

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Smaller problems that can be solved in a smaller court

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The leader of the court room

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The power to do something

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Bigger problems that can be solved in a bigger court

Question 2

What is a court?

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A collective group of people deciding right or wrong

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Reversing a decision once it has been made

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None of the above

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The power to do something

Question 3

What are cases?

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Disputes (problems) that are brought to court

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The power to do something

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To attempt to reverse decisions on a case once it has been made

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The leader of the courtroom

Question 4

When you try to reverse (change) decisions made in court once they are made, what is that called?

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Appeal

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Jurisdiction

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Judge

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Court

Question 5

What is a judge's job?

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All of the above

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To decide what is right and wrong (the final decision)

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To be fair

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To be respectful

Question 6

What is the name of the most powerful court in the entire United States?

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The Supreme Court

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The Ultimate Court

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The Tungate Court

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The Ross Court

Question 7

These are the first 10 amendments (changes) made to the Constitution of the United States of America.

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Bill of Rights

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The Supreme Court

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The Judicial Branch

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Liberty Bill

Question 8

How many people are there on the Supreme Court?

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9

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8

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7

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6

Question 9

The first thing that is said in court is called the

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Opening Statement

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Verdict

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Closing Statement

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Appeal

Question 10

If someone is selected to a jury but can't make it, who takes their place?

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An alternate

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No one

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None of the above

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Donald Trump

Question 11

Which type of case is worse: civil or criminal cases?

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Criminal

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Neither

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Both

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Civil

Question 12

What is an example of a civil case?

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Mr. Ross gets into an argument with Mr. Tungate

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Mr. Ross hits Mr. Tungate

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Mr. Ross burns Mr. Tungate's house

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Mr. Tungate beats his wife

Question 13

How many jurors are there in a jury?

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6

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5

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9

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7

Question 14

What are the two courts available in every state?

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Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court and the Judge of the United States

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None of the above

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Jurisdiction and the Court of Appeals

Question 15

What does jurisdiction mean?

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The power to do something

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Not having enough power to hire someone

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Not having enough power to fire someone

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None of the above

Question 16

How many steps are there in the selection of a jury?

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5

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8

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7

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6

Question 17

What is the name of the branch that we are talking about in class?

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The Judicial Branch

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The Executive Branch

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None of the above

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The Legislative Branch

Question 18

Why is the Constitution important?

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All of the above

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It helps us understand the past and how to get better every day.

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It helps us understand what we can and cannot have

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It shows us how the government of the United States works

Question 19

Which branch includes the President of the United States and his Cabinet?

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Executive Branch

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Legislative Branch

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None of the above

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Judicial Branch

Question 20

What is an example of a criminal case?

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A wife beats her husband

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Someone breaks a car window.

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Someone breaks their contract with someone else.

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Someone sprays graffiti on a wall.

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