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Froggy Jumps Legal Terms Quick QuizOnline version Test your understanding of core court terms. by Alfonse Femino 1 What is a judge? a The person who files the lawsuit b A juror who votes on the verdict c A person who presides over a trial and makes rulings 2 What is a jury? a A witness who testifies in court b A group of citizens who decide the verdict c A single judge who listens to evidence 3 What is a trial? a A police arrest procedure b A private meeting between lawyers c A formal examination of evidence in court 4 What is a verdict? a The opening statement of the prosecution b The evidence collection phase c The official decision by a judge or jury 5 What is evidence? a A legal opinion from a journalist b A rumor about the case c Proof that helps prove facts 6 What is a witness? a A judge's clerk b A lawyer representing the defendant c A person who sees or knows something and testifies 7 What is testimony? a A judge's oral ruling b Statements given by a witness under oath c The defendant's confession 8 Who is a prosecutor? a Lawyer who defends the defendant b A court clerk c Lawyer who brings the case against the defendant 9 What is a defendant? a The judge's assistant b Person accused of a crime c Person who brings the case to court 10 What is an appeal? a Immediate release from custody b A new trial in the same court c Request to review a decision in a higher court 11 What is the highest court in the United States? a Federal Court of Appeals b Supreme Court 12 How many justices typically sit on the Supreme Court for a full bench? a Nine b Eleven c Seven 13 Which type of jurisdiction does the Supreme Court have originally? a Appellate only b Advisory jurisdiction c Original jurisdiction in narrow cases 14 What is the primary path a case takes to reach the Supreme Court on most occasions? a Writ of certiorari b Habeas corpus c Mandamus 15 Which landmark case established judicial review for the U.S. Supreme Court? a Brown v. Board of Education b Plessy v. Ferguson c Marbury v. Madison 16 What branch oversees federal courts and appoints Supreme Court justices? a Judiciary Committee only b Executive and Senate c House and Senate 17 What term describes a decision document written by a justice explaining the Court's ruling? a Opinion b Edict c Decree 18 Which courts comprise the federal judiciary below the Supreme Court? a State Supreme Courts b U.S. District Courts and Courts of Appeals c Circuit Courts only 19 Justices are nominated by the president and confirmed by which body? a Supreme Court b Senate c House of Representatives 20 What happens when the Supreme Court issues a decision with multiple opinions? a Only one opinion b Opinions are kept secret c Justices may publish majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions

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Legal Terms Quick QuizOnline version

by Alfonse Femino

What is a judge?

What is a jury?

What is a trial?

What is a verdict?

What is evidence?

What is a witness?

What is testimony?

Who is a prosecutor?

What is a defendant?

What is an appeal?

What is the highest court in the United States?

How many justices typically sit on the Supreme Court for a full bench?

Which type of jurisdiction does the Supreme Court have originally?

What is the primary path a case takes to reach the Supreme Court on most occasions?

Which landmark case established judicial review for the U.S. Supreme Court?

What branch oversees federal courts and appoints Supreme Court justices?

What term describes a decision document written by a justice explaining the Court's ruling?

Which courts comprise the federal judiciary below the Supreme Court?

Justices are nominated by the president and confirmed by which body?

What happens when the Supreme Court issues a decision with multiple opinions?