How many justices serve on the Supreme Court?
You picked 7.
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How many justices serve on the Supreme Court?
You picked 9.
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How many justices serve on the Supreme Court?
You picked 50.
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What does the judicial branch do?
You picked enforces the laws
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What does the judicial branch do?
You picked makes the laws
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What does the judicial branch do?
You picked explaUSCIS the laws
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Who serves on the Supreme Court?
You picked Senators
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Who serves on the Supreme Court?
You picked Justices
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Who serves on the Supreme Court?
You picked Cabinet members
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Who decides whether a law is constitutional?
You picked the Supreme Court
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Who decides whether a law is constitutional?
You picked the House of Representatives
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Who decides whether a law is constitutional?
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The Supreme Court and other federal courts make up which branch of the government?
You picked the executive branch
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The Supreme Court and other federal courts make up which branch of the government?
You picked the judicial branch
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The Supreme Court and other federal courts make up which branch of the government?
You picked the legislative branch
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Who selects the justices on the Supreme Court?
You picked the chief justice
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Who selects the justices on the Supreme Court?
You picked the president
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Who selects the justices on the Supreme Court?
You picked Congress.
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Which branch of the government is the Supreme Court?
You picked the Judicial.
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Which branch of the government is the Supreme Court?
You picked the Legislative
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Which branch of the government is the Supreme Court?
You picked the Executive.
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The Supreme Court meets in ...
You picked New York City.
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The Supreme Court meets in ...
You picked San Francisco.
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The Supreme Court meets in ...
You picked Washington, DC
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Yes, you are correct. The Supreme Court is the highest court in the U.S.
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The Supreme Court is the highest court in the U.S.
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Yes, that's correct.
The Justices do decide if the laws agree with the Constitution.
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The Justices do decide if the laws agree with the Constitution.
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Yes, that's correct!
The Supreme Court does interpret laws.
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The Supreme Court does interpret laws.
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Yes, that's correct. The decision of the Supreme Court is final.
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That's not correct. The decision of the Supreme Court is final.
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Sorry, that's not correct.There are 9 Supreme Court Justices.
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Yes, that's right.
There are 9 Supreme Court Justices.
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No, that's not correct.
The American people do not elect the Supreme Court Justices. The president appoints them.
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Yes, that's correct.
The American people do not elect the Supreme Court Justices. The president appoints them.
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The Supreme Court judges are also called justices.
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The Supreme Court judges are also called justices.
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Yes, that's correct. A justice's term of office is life.
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Sorry, that's not correct. A justice's term of office is life.
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Yes, that's correct. The president appoints the Supreme Court justices.
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The president appoints the Supreme Court justices.
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Sorry, that's not quite correct. The justices are approved by the Senate, not the vice-president.
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The justices are approved by the Senate, not the vice-president.
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Sorry, that's not correct. The justices aren't always men ... they can be any gender, race or religion.
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The justices aren't always men ... they can be any gender, race or religion.
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No, that's not correct.We say: How many Supreme Court judges are there.
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We say: How many Supreme Court judges are there.
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Yes, that's correct. We say: How long is a Supreme Court justice's term?
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We say: How long is a Supreme Court justice's term?
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No, that's not correct. We say: Who explaUSCIS the laws of the United States?
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Yes, that's correct.
We say: Who explaUSCIS the laws of the United States?
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No, that's not correct. We say: Who is the head of the Supreme Court?
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Yes, that's correct.
We say: Who is the head of the Supreme Court?
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Sorry, that's not correct. We say: What is the name of the Chief Justice of the United States?
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