WorksheetsLesson 2 - Journeys "The Trial of Cardigan Jones"
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
noun - the studying and deciding of a case in a court of law
a)
guilty
b)
trial
c)
jury
d)
stand
2.
noun - a group of citizens chosen to listen to the facts and proofs in cases
a)
judge
b)
trial
c)
law
d)
jury
3.
What does the word convinced mean in the sentence below?
The crowd was convinced that the show would be worth the wait.
The crowd was convinced that the show would be worth the wait.
a)
sure
b)
happy
c)
excited
d)
mad
4.
adjective - having committed a crime or bad deed
a)
trial
b)
guilty
c)
jury
d)
stand
5.
verb - to call attention to something with a finger
a)
pointed
b)
stand
c)
murmur
d)
pick
6.
adjective - not lying, stealing, or cheating
a)
guilty
b)
honest
c)
convinced
d)
judge
7.
What does the word murmur mean in the sentence below?
Listening from the hall, inside the courtroom sounded like a murmur.
Listening from the hall, inside the courtroom sounded like a murmur.
a)
loud talking
b)
quiet talking
c)
shouting
d)
nothing
8.
noun - the place taken by a witness in court
a)
trial
b)
jury
c)
stand
d)
chair
9.
What does the word trial mean in the sentence below?
The judge banged his gavel once during the trial.
The judge banged his gavel once during the trial.
a)
test
b)
experiment
c)
to listen to the facts in court
d)
to listen to the facts in school
10.
What does the word guilty mean in the sentence below?
Mark thought that Sally was guilty of eating the last cupcake.
Mark thought that Sally was guilty of eating the last cupcake.
a)
full
b)
excited about
c)
worried about
d)
responsible for
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