| Do you think you know enough about the law to take our quiz? |
| A. Matching on Mock Trial |
| 1. The person who brings the criminal case to court. | A. Judge | |
| 2. Person who is being accused. | B. Defendant | |
| 3. Person who is in total control of the courtroom. | C. Witnesses | |
| 4. Person who gives testimony. | D. Baliff | |
| 5. Person who swears in the witnesses. | E. Prosecutor | |
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| B. Multiple Choice on Timeline |
| 6. What was Hammurabi's 13 Law? |
| A. Eye for Eye |
| B. Thou shalt not kill |
| C. No law |
| D. Thou shalt not steal |
| 7. Of the 282 laws found on Hammurabi's Code. How many laws were never found? |
| A. 20 |
| B. 40 |
| C. 53 |
| D. 34 |
| 8. Which king had a code of law, but it was never found? |
| A. Urukinginna's code |
| B. Hammurabi code |
| C. Ten Commandments |
| D. The English Bill of Rights |
| 9. What was the first state to have legislation making slavery legal? |
| A. New Jersey |
| B. South Carolina |
| C. Georgia |
| D. Florida |
| 10. What is considered the "The Blueprint of English Common Law?" |
| A. First Law School |
| B. T'ang Code |
| C. Magna Carta |
| D. Blackstone |
| 11. What year was the Declaration of Independence signed? |
| A. 1676 |
| B. 1776 |
| C. 1876 |
| D. Date Not Shown |
| 12. Napoleonic Code can be traced back to? |
| A. The American Revolution |
| B. Geneva Code |
| C. Roman Law |
| D. All the Above |
| 13. The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution |
| A. Gives the right to women to vote |
| B. Abolishment of Slavery |
| C. Outlawed alcohol in U.S. |
| D. Limits the President to two terms in office |
| C. True and False on Famous Lawyers and Cases |
| 14. Thurgood Marshall was the first African American to present a case to the U.S. Supreme Court and then later serve on the Supreme Court. |
| True |
| False |
| 15. The state of Tennessee had a famous Monkey Trial in the 1920s. |
| True |
| False |
| 16. Hillary Rodham Clinton would some day like to become a lawyer. |
| True |
| False |
| 17. Sandra Day O'Conor was the first woman to hold the position of U.S. Attorney General. |
| True |
| False |
| 18. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. |
| True |
| False |
| 19. Vice President Aaron Burr had two indictments against him for murder when he was in office. |
| True |
| False |
| 20. The famous Philosopher Socrates was tried and put to death for corrupting the youth and for not believing in the gods. |
| True |
| False |