4U_202507&08_Unit2-1_Courtroom Sketches: Where Art & Law meet

According to the passage 'Courtroom Sketches', what do courtroom sketch artists do in courtrooms?

• They act as judges

• They draw portraits and record what's happening

• They serve as lawyers

• They make laws

Fill in the blank: Courtroom sketch artists use their skills to draw scenes from _______.

• trials

• furniture sets

• an ancient Greek festival

• performances

The earliest courtroom sketching dates back to the 17th century.

• True

• False

Many courtrooms do not allow cameras, according to the passage 'Courtroom Sketches', because:

• judges prefer written records only.

• they do not have enough space for cameras.

• cameras are too hard to hold still.

• they want to protect the privacy of those involved.

According to the passage, courtroom sketches help us see the people and their _______ in the courtroom.

• emotions

• clothes

• seats

• cases

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a key person shown in courtroom sketches?

• Judge

• Lawyer

• Defendant

• Police Officer

Why are courtroom sketches still important in modern trials?

• They provide a visual(視覺的） record when cameras are not allowed.

• They replace all written documents.

• They are required by law in every country.

• They are used as legal（合法的）

  evidence.

Which of the following is a skill that courtroom sketch artists must have?

• Experience as a judge

• Ability to operate cameras

• Knowledge of law

• Ability to draw quickly and accurately

符合以下

• defendant

• 
• judge

• 
• lawyer

• 

Courtroom ​ (a)   artists use their skills to draw scenes from ​ (b)   .

• sketch
• trials
• stretch
• stitch
• trails
• traces