Question

1. reread the line from paragraph 18: if youre standing in the dock, english is the difference between getting off with a fine or going to prison. what does the phrase \standing in the dock\ most likely mean? a. on trial b. wealthy c. a young man d. fluent in an african language

Explanation:

In a legal - context, "standing in the dock" refers to being on trial in a court of law. The consequences mentioned (fine or prison) also suggest a legal situation.

Answer:

A. on trial