1. The UK engaged in a conflict with Argentina over a group of islands in the South Atlantic known as the Falkland Islands:

1. True.
2. False.

2. Which vessel’s sinking resulted in the greatest loss of life during the battle for the Falkland Islands?

1. General Tutola;
2. General Grant;
3. General Belgrano;
4. General Patton.

3. A jury’s decision is known as a deadlock:

1. True.
2. False.

4. If a jury is unable to come to a decision this is known as a:

1. land-locked jury;
2. ham-strung jury;
3. hung jury;*
4. grid-locked jury.

5. In an adversarial court system the court is actively involved in the investigation of a case:

1. True.
2. False.

6. What are the two ‘sides’ representing the accused and the victim in an adversarial court, known as?

1. defence and prostitution;
2. defence and eyewitness;
3. defence and judge;
4. defence and prosecution.

7. Grand juries were abandoned by the UK courts in 1933:

1. True.
2. False.

8. Voir dire is the juror selection process:

1. True.
2. False.

9. British courts do not include a voir dire in the jury selection process:

1. True.
2. False.

10. Real juries cannot be used for research purposes because:

1. it can expose jury tampering;
2. real jurors cannot be manipulated for research purposes;
3. mock juries make light of the criminal justice system;
4. because it is illegal.

11. The CSI effect refers to the impact procedural dramas have on jurors about scientific evidence and:

1. can adversely impact jury’s ability to objectively assess evidence presented;
2. results in jurors being more knowledgeable about evidence than trial judges;
3. results in more accurate trial proceedings;
4. reduce the expectations of jurors on eye witness testimony.

12. Juror’s decision making processes can be unintentionally influenced by which of the following:

1. misunderstanding  of the law;
2. publicity surrounding a case;
3. the level of confidence the witness(es) project;
4. all of the above.

13. According to Robertson (2009), trial related stress is common issue, with what percentage of jurors reporting some form of trial related stress?

1. 13%;
2. 62%;
3. 5%;
4. 23%.

14. A psychological pressure that can impact juror decision making is:

1. social pressures;
2. social awkwardness;
3. cognitive distortions;
4. top-down processing.

15. The emotional state of a witnesses is said to unconsciously influence a juror:

1. True.
2. False.