What is the process of arguing a case in a court of law called?

• Exonerate

• Litigation

• Subpoena

• Implicate

What does it mean to exonerate someone?

• To connect someone to a crime

• To order someone to testify

• To show someone is not guilty of a crime

• To argue a case in court

What does the term "implicate" mean in legal terminology?

• To argue a case in court

• To connect someone to a crime

• To testify in court

• To show someone is not guilty

What does "culpability" refer to?

• Responsibility for wrongdoing

• The process of arguing a case

• Showing someone is not guilty

• Connecting someone to a crime

Which word means "easily perceived or obvious"?

• Animosity

• Palpable

• Litigation

• Subpoena

What does "animosity" mean?

• A strong feeling of dislike

• Easily perceived

• Responsibility for wrongdoing

• To connect someone to a crime

Why might someone receive a subpoena?

• To be exonerated

• To argue a case

• To testify or bring materials to court

• To show culpability

Which term refers to the responsibility for wrongdoing?

• Litigation

• Exonerate

• Culpability

• Palpable

What effect does Henry's singing have on the reader?

• It creates a sense of fear and anxiety.

• It brings a feeling of joy and hopefulness.

• It causes confusion and uncertainty.

• It evokes anger and frustration.

Why does Stevenson include historical background at this point in the chapter?

• To provide context for the events described

• To confuse the reader with unnecessary details

• To highlight unrelated historical events

• To avoid discussing the main topic