My Perspectives Grade 9-Unit 2

What is the definition of conscience?

• When you are not sure about what you should do

• Feeling bad about something you did

• An inner voice that tells you if something is right or wrong

• Being afraid that you did something that was wrong.

What is the definition of burden?

• A heavy weight that is carried.

• Feeling bad about something.

• When you are not sure what you should do.

• Feeling sad.

What is the definition of entrusted?

• Being trusted with the responsibility of doing something.

• Not being sure if you can trust someone.

• To trust.

• Unsure about what you should do.

What is the definition for remorse?

• Extreme guilt and shame.

• Feeling sad.

• Being guilty.

• Not sure how you feel.

Which sentence uses remorse correctly?

• They were remorse because of their actions.

• I remorse for the case of the missing parakeet.

• I was remorse after the trial.

• I felt remorse for what I had done.

Which sentence uses culpability correctly?

• She was not culpability because she was not at the scene of the crime.

• She was culpability for what she did.

• The culpability for the crime rested on her shoulders.

• They were culpability because of their crime.

What sentence uses entrusted correctly?

• I had entrusted in her, even though she made mistakes in the past.

• I gave them entrusted.

• I entrusted them with the responsibility of taking care of my pet turtle Eugene.

• I decided to entrusted them.

Which sentence uses burden correctly?

• She said she felt burden.

• I felt burden yesterday,

• The burden of knowing the secret was so heavy,

• I had a burden yesterday when I was a little bit confused about where to go.

Which sentence uses conscience correctly?

• I felt conscience about what I had done.

• I was conscience that I had done something wrong.

• I had a conscience that something strange was about to happen.

• My conscience told me that what I had done was wrong.

What is the definition of culpability?

• Not sure whether or not you did the right thing.

• Guilt that is deserved.

• Being blamed for something that you didn't do.

• Feeling bad for what you did.