Question

1. what is the name of the court that makes the final decision in joans trial? (a) wallaby court. (b) rabbit court. (c) ostrich court. (d) kangaroo court. 10. why does joan sign her admission statement? (a) she was tricked. (b) she was forced at knife point. (c) she knew she was in the wrong. (d) her family was threatened. 11. how is joan killed? (a) she is burned at the stake. (b) she is hung. (c) she is poisoned. (d) she is shot. 12. who does louis hope will save joan? (a) the paladin. (b) the king. (c) la hire. (d) the dwarf.

Explanation:

Without additional context about Joan's story, these answers are based on general knowledge of historical - like or fictional scenarios related to trials and executions. For the court name, "Kangaroo Court" is a well - known term for an unfair or mock court. For signing the admission statement, being tricked is a common reason in such narratives. Burning at the stake was a common execution method in some historical periods for certain offenses. And in fictional or historical tales, a paladin is often seen as a heroic figure who could potentially save someone.

Answer:

1. d. Kangaroo Court
2. a. She was tricked.
3. a. She is burned at the stake.
4. a. The Paladin.