1. Which Article of the U.S. Constitution supports the U.S. Supreme Court? (1 point)

Question

O Article I
O Article II
O Article III
O Article IV
2. Which of the following do most state court systems have in common? (1 point)
Olimited jurisdiction trial courts
O international trade courts
Ono possibility of appeals
O executive jurisdiction trial courts
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3. The alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process whereby a neutral third party hears the merits of and
decides a legal dispute is known as
Oarbitration.
O conciliation.
O facilitation.
Omediation.
4. Supreme Court judges are appointed by a combination of (1 point)
O current Supreme Court judges and Congress.
O the president and the Senate.
O the president and the House of Representatives.
✔
O the Senate and the House of Representatives.
✔
5. The fact that federal courts-not state courts-hear cases involving bankruptcy, patent/copyright issues, (I point)
or federal crimes is based on
O personal jurisdiction.
O exclusive jurisdiction.
concurrent jurisdiction.
O attachment jurisdiction.

5. Lawyers for each side will present shortened versions of their case to representatives to a neutral third
party during a(n)
O extended trial.
O arbitration.
Omini trial.
O agreement trial.
Cases that involve diversity of citizenship are covered by (1 point)
Olegislative jurisdiction.
O executive jurisdiction.
O exclusive jurisdiction.
O concurrent jurisdiction.
B. Many of the Supreme Court's cases require them to (1 point)
O settle land disputes.
O act as a family court judge.
offer a second opinion to circuit court judges.
O interpret the Constitution.
3. Which decision of the Supreme Court settles the case but is not precedent for later cases? (1 point)
Oplurality decision
Ounanimous decision
Omajority decision
Otie decision
10. Which of the following is not an example of a general jurisdiction state trial court? (1 point)
O Justice of the Peace court
Osmall claims court
Ostate appeals court
O municipal court
(1 point)