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Judicial Branch BasicsVersión en línea Overview of the U.S. judicial system. por margot 1 What is the main job of the judicial branch in the United States? a To enforce laws on the streets b To create new laws c To lead the country as a whole d To interpret laws and settle disputes 2 Which court is the highest in the U.S. system? a The Circuit Court b The Tax Court c The Federal Court d The Supreme Court 3 Who approves federal judges before they take the bench? a The Supreme Court b The President alone c The Senate d The House of Representatives 4 What is a jury’s main role in a trial? a Make laws for the case b Explain the law to the judge c Decide the facts and verdict d Preside over the courtroom 5 What does due process protect? a Speedy punishment b Automatic guilt c Public approval d Fair treatment under the law 6 What is an appeals court primarily for? a Passing new laws b Executing sentences c Reviewing the legality of a decision d Trying new cases 7 Which branch enforces laws? a The Judicial Branch b The Administrative Branch c The Executive Branch d The Legislative Branch 8 What is a precedent in the judiciary? a A punishment handed down b A rule from the executive order c A new law created by Congress d A court ruling used for future cases 9 What is a civil case about? a Disputes between people or groups b Crimes against the state c Immigration matters only d Constitution amendments 10 Which document guarantees due process and rights in many cases? a The Constitution b The Mayflower Compact c The Articles of Confederation d The Emancipation Proclamation 11 What is the chemical symbol for water? a H2 b H2O c HO2 d HO 12 Which planet is known as the Red Planet? a Mercury b Venus c Jupiter d Mars 13 What gas do plants primarily absorb for photosynthesis? a Nitrogen b Carbon dioxide c Methane d Oxygen 14 What is the speed of light in vacuum (approx)? a 30,000 km/s b 300,000 km/s c 150,000 km/s d 1,000 km/s 15 Which organ pumps blood through the human circulatory system? a Kidneys b Liver c Lungs d Heart 16 What is the chemical formula for table salt? a Na2SO4 b CaCl2 c NaCl d KCl 17 Which gas is most abundant in Earth's atmosphere? a Carbon Dioxide b Argon c Oxygen d Nitrogen 18 What is the study of living organisms called? a Physics b Chemistry c Biology d Geology 19 Which part of the cell contains genetic material? a Nucleus b Mitochondrion c Ribosome d Cytoplasm 20 What force keeps us anchored to the Earth? a Inertia b Magnetism c Gravity d Friction Feedback 1 The judiciary interprets laws and resolves legal issues. 2 The Supreme Court is the top court in the U.S. 3 Judges are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. 4 Jury members determine guilt or liability based on facts. 5 Due process ensures fairness and rights in legal proceedings. 6 Appellate courts check for legal errors in lower court rulings. 7 The President and agencies enforce laws. 8 Precedents guide future judicial decisions. 9 Civil cases involve private parties, not crimes. 10 The Constitution, including the Bill of Rights, protects rights.

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por margot

What is the main job of the judicial branch in the United States?

Which court is the highest in the U.S. system?

Who approves federal judges before they take the bench?

What is a jury’s main role in a trial?

What does due process protect?

What is an appeals court primarily for?

Which branch enforces laws?

What is a precedent in the judiciary?

What is a civil case about?

Which document guarantees due process and rights in many cases?

What is the chemical symbol for water?

Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

What gas do plants primarily absorb for photosynthesis?

What is the speed of light in vacuum (approx)?

Which organ pumps blood through the human circulatory system?

What is the chemical formula for table salt?

Which gas is most abundant in Earth's atmosphere?

What is the study of living organisms called?

Which part of the cell contains genetic material?

What force keeps us anchored to the Earth?

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