Year 8 - Term 2 Ethics and Justice

What is the definition of bigot and what is its adjective form?

• If you look up to your ceiling, the answer is written there. Bigotry

• A block of metal, usually iron, gold or copper. Bigotry

• Intolerance of those who hold a different opinion. Bigoted

• To agree with though who hold different opinions. Bigoted

What is the definition of naive and what is its noun form?

• To appear unwilling or unresponsive. Naiveted

• A sharp object used to cut or slice. Naiveness.

• Showing a lack of wisdom, experience or judgement. Naivety

• An insult to that refers to someone's dishonesty. Naivety

What is the definition of equity and what is its adjective form?

• The quality of being fair and impartial. Equitable

• To give someone equal shares in something. Equitable

• To be expressive. Equitised

• How Mr Romanin treats 8C. Equine

What is the definition of allege and what is its adverbial form?

• An overhanging space usually found at a height. Alleging

• An action that someone has supposedly done. Allegedly

• An action that someone has done, and has been proven by court. Allegedly

• A grammatical structure that helps explain and provide reasoning. Alledgment

What is the definition of premeditated and what is its nominalised form?

• To think out beforehand. Premeditation

• The act of thinking about and then breathing, stretching, and finding inner peace. Premeditises

• To act on suspicion or alleged wrongdoing. Premeditation

• To falsely accuse someone of an act of crime. Premeditatising

What is the definition of a defendant?

• An individual, company or institution who is being sued in the court of law

• Someone who stops a barrage of physical attacks

• Someone who attempts to prove that someone committed a crime to the courtroom

• Someone who makes a judgement with their peers about the alleged guiltiness of a felon

What is the definition of acquit?

• A style of dance perfected by Cyle

• To free someone from a criminal charge through a not guilty verdict

• When someone has been convicted of a crime

• To waive legal proceedings by paying monetary fees

What is the definition of prejudice and what is its adjective form?

• Before judice. Prejudiced

• Fairness in the way people are dealt with for their actions. Prejudiced

• The quality of being fair and impartial. Prejudicial

• Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. Prejudicial or prejudiced

In legal discourse, what is justice?

• Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.

• A French electronic band famous for that song, "Friends"

• The quality of being fair and impartial

• Fairness in the way people are dealt with for their actions.