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8th grade The court system and judicial review: Marbury v. Madison worksheet

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The court system and judicial review: Marbury v. Madison

Grade 8 Social Studies Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

  1. In Milo's chart, which courts hear cases about federal laws?

    • Federal courts
    • Juries alone
    • City councils
    • State courts, which hear state laws
  2. How many justices sit on the U.S. Supreme Court, Noah asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • 3
    • 100
    • 50
    • 9
  3. When can a case go from a state court to the U.S. Supreme Court, Pia asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • At no time
    • On a federal question
    • Whenever a state court rules
    • When a jury asks
  4. In an example, a driver gets a speeding ticket on a state road. Which courts hear it, Ren asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • The U.S. Supreme Court first
    • Federal courts, since roads cross states
    • Congress
    • State courts
  5. In an example, a person says a federal law breaks the Constitution. Which courts hear it first, Zee asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • State traffic courts, which hear most of the cases
    • The U.S. Supreme Court first
    • Federal courts, for a constitutional question
    • Congress
  6. Who names federal judges, by the note, Ari asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Voters, at each election
    • The President, with the Senate's consent
    • Governors
    • The House alone
  7. How long do federal judges serve, by the note, Bo asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Two years, like House members
    • For life unless removed
    • One case
    • Six years
  8. Esme reads the word justice, used for the Supreme Court. What is a justice here?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • A Supreme Court judge
    • A police chief
    • A juror who decides facts
    • A lawyer
  9. Which sentence about the two systems is careful, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • They hear different kinds of cases
    • There is one system
    • Federal courts hear each case in the country
    • State cases cannot reach the Supreme Court
  10. Luz's note says, "Voters elect the Supreme Court justices." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 1.

    • Change "justices" to "juices"
    • Change it: governors pick them
    • Change it: named and confirmed
    • Leave it: voters elect them
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The court system and judicial review: Marbury v. Madison. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can trace a case from a trial court to an appeals court to the Supreme Court.
  • I can say which cases go to state and to federal courts, and how federal judges are chosen.
  • I can tell the story of Marbury v. Madison (1803) and explain judicial review.

Standard: D2.Civ.4.6-8

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