The court system and judicial review: Marbury v. Madison
Grade 8 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.
What did James Madison not do, Zee asks?
- Write the opinion
- Pass the 1789 law
- Deliver Marbury's commission
- Name Marbury, as Adams did
What did the Court decide about the 1789 law's part on this, Ari asks?
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- It was a treaty
- It went against the Constitution
- It was fine, and the Court used it to give the order
- It was part of the Constitution
Which way does the last arrow run, and what does it say, Bo asks?
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- From the Court to Madison: no order
- No arrow
- From Marbury to Adams
- From Madison to the Court: an order
By Line 1, whose duty is it to say what the law is, Esme asks?
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- The states
- Congress, which makes the laws
- The judicial department
- The President
Jun reads the words judicial review. What do they mean, by the note?
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- The President signing laws
- Juries voting on laws
- Courts deciding if a law breaks the Constitution
- Congress reviewing court decisions each year
Kira reads the word commission. What is it, by the note?
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- A vote
- A court's final ruling on a case
- A tax
- The paper that gives an office
How many years after the 1789 law was Marbury decided (1803), Luz asks?
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- 24 years
- 3,592 years
- 14 years
- 16 years
How many years ago was Marbury decided, counting from 2026, Milo asks?
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- 213 years
- 223 years
- 233 years
- 3,829 years
Which sentence about the case is careful, Pia asks?
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- The Court had no power after it
- Marbury lost, but the Court gained judicial review
- Marbury won and became a judge that week
- Madison wrote the opinion
Ren's note says, "Judicial review is written word for word in the Constitution." Which fix is right?
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- Change it: Congress created it in 1789
- Leave it: Article III names it
- Change "review" to "revue"
- Change it: it comes from Marbury v. Madison