Topic 3 Lesson 2

What is the definition of the academic word standardized?

• the same everywhere

• a way to grow food faster

• a church service

• how the army moves in the winter

The cathedral of Canterbury became a destination of pilgrimage for people who believe in Christianity. What does pilgrimage mean?

• a journey taken to worship at a holy place

• a fairytale told to children to help them sleep

• a place to get a new bible

• a type of worship done in which you sing

A document signed because King John had taxes that were too high for many barons in 1215 was called the Magna Carta. It is Latin. What does it mean?

• Main Paper

• Mad Cases

• Great Charter

• Grand Delcare

What is it called when a law is developed from custom and judges' decisions rather than acts of lawmaking assembly?

• Father law

• Domain law

• Regular law

• Common law

What is a writ in relation to the law?

• a request from the police

• a court order

• the word of the lawyer

• what the Pope thinks of the law

Habeas corpus is a Latin phrase. It means, "you shall have the body". We still use this today, but we use it to say what about a person who has been arrested?

• the person must be brought to the court or judge

• the person can leave jail for any reason

• the person has the right to a lawyer

• the person gets one phone call

What is a parliament?

• a bunch of Popes

• a group of judges

• an assembly of representatives that make laws

• a group that helps the King around a castle

What is the judiciary?

• system of growing food

• Army that fights for the King

• the place the Pope has lunch

• system of courts outside the control of other branches of government

What is the definition of the academic word transform?

• to power up

• to lift

• to melt

• to change