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roles and responsibilites

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When should the police officer look at their report?

a)

Before the trial

b)

During the trial

c)

After the trial

d)

A and B only

e)

None of the above

2.

What prevents an illegal questioning?

a)

Disagreement

b)

Interruption

c)

Objection

d)

Nothing

3.

How should a witness be on the stand?

a)

Nervous

b)

Rude

c)

Confident

d)

Abrasive

4.

How should the witness answer the questions?

a)

Loudly

b)

Clearly

c)

Should be soft spoken

d)

A and B

5.

Who is the referee of the courtroom?

(a)  

6.

What is the role of a defense attorney during a trial?

a)

To prosecute the defendant

b)

To act as a witness

c)

To judge the case

d)

To defend the accused

7.

What should a lawyer do if they disagree with a question asked during a trial?

a)

Answer it themselves

b)

Object to it

c)

Ignore it

d)

Leave the courtroom

8.

How should evidence be presented in court?

a)

With bias

b)

Only verbally

c)

Secretly

d)

Clearly and accurately

9.

What is the primary responsibility of a prosecutor during a trial?

a)

To provide legal advice to the defense

b)

To present evidence against the defendant

c)

To act as a judge

d)

To defend the accused

10.

When can a lawyer raise an objection during a trial?

a)

Only before the trial starts

b)

At any point during the trial

c)

After the trial concludes

d)

Only during the closing arguments

11.

What is the role of a judge in a courtroom?

a)

To present evidence

b)

To defend the accused

c)

To ensure the trial is fair and just

d)

To act as a witness

12.

What is the purpose of cross-examination in a trial?

a)

To present new evidence

b)

To summarize the case

c)

To clarify the testimony

d)

To confuse the witness

13.

What is the role of the jury in a trial?

a)

To present evidence

b)

To determine the verdict

c)

To question witnesses

d)

To provide legal advice

14.

What is the purpose of a closing argument in a trial?

a)

To question the witnesses again

b)

To make a final objection

c)

To summarize the case for the jury

d)

To introduce new evidence

15.

What should a witness do if they don't understand a question during a trial?

a)

Guess the answer

b)

Ask for clarification

c)

Remain silent

d)

Leave the stand

16.

What is the role of a bailiff in a courtroom?

a)

To provide legal advice

b)

To act as a juror

c)

To present evidence

d)

To maintain order and security

17.

What should a lawyer do if they need more time to prepare during a trial?

a)

Request a recess

b)

Ignore the need for preparation

c)

Leave the courtroom

d)

Ask the jury for advice

18.

What is the role of an expert witness in a trial?

a)

To provide specialized knowledge

b)

To act as a juror

c)

To maintain courtroom order

d)

To summarize the case

19.

What is the role of a court reporter during a trial?

a)

To provide legal advice

b)

To record all spoken words during the trial

c)

To maintain courtroom order

d)

To act as a juror

20.

What should a lawyer do if they believe a juror is biased?

a)

Request a recess

b)

Ignore the bias

c)

Ask the judge to dismiss the case

d)

Challenge the juror during jury selection