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Lesson 2 Study Guide

Cardigan Jones was on trial for an unknown crime. The document provided spelling words and vocabulary related to the trial, including words like "convince", "guilty", "honest", "jury", and "trial". It defined a jury as a group of citizens chosen to listen to facts and proof in a court of law. It also defined other legal terms like "murmur", "pointed", and "stand" related to being a witness in a trial.

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Lesson 2 Study Guide

Cardigan Jones was on trial for an unknown crime. The document provided spelling words and vocabulary related to the trial, including words like "convince", "guilty", "honest", "jury", and "trial". It defined a jury as a group of citizens chosen to listen to facts and proof in a court of law. It also defined other legal terms like "murmur", "pointed", and "stand" related to being a witness in a trial.

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Lesson 2

The Trial of Cardigan Jones

[Spelling]
spoke
invite
broke
decide

mile
cube
flame
these

save
price
life
those

excuse
erase
rule

cone
ripe
surprise

[vocabulary]
Convince- To persuade to do or to
believe.

Guilty- Having committed a crime


or bad deed.

Honest- No lying, stealing, or


cheating.

Jury- A group of citizens chosen


to listen to the facts and proof on
cases presented in a court of law.

Murmur- A low, continuous


sound.

Pointed- To call attention to


something with the finger.

Stand- The place taken by a


witness in court.

Trial- The studying and deciding


of a case in a court of law.

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