Judicial Branch Quizizz

Which branch of government is responsible for appointing federal judges in the United States?

• The Executive Branch

• The Legislative Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The State Governors

How are federal judges selected and approved?

• Appointed by Congress and approved by the President

• Appointed by the President and confirmed by Congress

• Elected by the people and confirmed by Congress

• Appointed by the Supreme Court and approved by the President

What is the main significance of the Marbury v. Madison case?

• It established the power of the President

• It established the power of Congress

• It established the power of judicial review

• It established the power of state courts

What is the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?

• Only State-level cases

• Only Federal cases

• Primarily Federal cases but have jurisdiction over all US courts

• Only International cases

How does the Supreme Court select cases to hear?

• Random selection

• Based on public opinion polls

• Through petitions for writs of certiorari

• By presidential appointment

Which of the following best describes the primary function of the Supreme Court in the United States?

• To make and pass new laws

• To enforce existing laws

• To interpret and apply the law

• To investigate and prosecute criminal cases

What is a felony crime?

• A minor offense (usually one year or less in jail)

• A serious crime (usually more than a year in prison)

• A civil offense

• A traffic violation

What is the primary function of the judicial branch in the United States?

• To make and pass new laws

• To enforce existing laws

• To interpret and apply the law

• To oversee foreign policy

In the context of federal courts, what is "jurisdiction"?

• The authority of a court to hear and decide a case

• The location of a court building

• The process of appointing federal judges

• The number of judges on the Supreme Court

Which amendment guarantees an individual's right to due process?

• 1st Amendment

• 2nd Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 5th Amendment