Law School Terminology Quiz

What does '1L' refer to in law school?

• First year law student

• First level of law practice

• First legal case

• First law exam

What is the role of an 'Appellant'?

• A lawyer representing the state

• A judge in an appellate court

• A party who defends against an appeal

• A party who appeals a lower court’s decision

What is the 'Bar Exam'?

• An ethics exam for law students

• A midterm exam in law school

• A test for law school admission

• An exam to become a licensed lawyer

What is 'Black’s Law Dictionary'?

• A legal dictionary

• A book of case studies

• A guide to law school exams

• A collection of legal essays

What does 'CALI' stand for?

• Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction

• Certified Attorney Legal Information

• California Legal Institute

• Court-Appointed Legal Instructor

What is a 'Case Brief'?

• A summary of a legal case

• A detailed legal contract

• A legal citation format

• A court's final decision

What does 'Civ Pro' refer to?

• Civil Property

• Civil Prosecution

• Civil Protection

• Civil Procedure

What is a 'Clinic' in law school?

• A workshop on legal writing

• A medical facility for law students

• A seminar on legal ethics

• Training involving actual cases under supervision

What is 'Common Law'?

• Law derived from judicial decisions

• Law passed by a legislative body

• International law

• Law related to common property

What is the 'MPRE'?

• Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam

• Multistate Practice Review Exam

• Multistate Preliminary Review Exam

• Multistate Professional Regulation Exam