News Case Study Questions

In the news case study, what was the social incident that occurred?

• A protest against government policies

• A natural disaster affecting thousands

• A technological breakthrough

• A celebrity scandal

Is the man's action considered legitimate defense or excessive defense?

• Legitimate defense

• Excessive defense

After reading the text, students are asked to consider: 'What is your mood after reading?' How should students express their mood?

• By writing a paragraph

• By selecting an emoji

• By drawing a picture

• By discussing with a partner

What are the key elements that students should focus on when reading the text and watching the video?

• Main ideas and supporting details

• Grammar and punctuation

• Author's background

• Publication date

3. 以下哪些是可以成為我的參考資料的網路收集資料？

• 新聞文章

• 社交媒體評論

• 學術論文

• 個人博客

After reading, I believe: (Choose one)

• The homeowner acted in self-defense and should not be judged guilty.

• The homeowner caused death by negligence and should be dealt with according to the law.

Please express your opinion: ________________

• I agree

• I disagree

• I have no opinion

• I need more information

According to the legal explanation, what is considered 'Justifiable Defense'? (1) Facing ______, acting in ______ is justifiable defense. (2) Conditions for justifiable defense include: (1) Immediate danger; (2) Defense is necessary.

• Justifiable Defense is considered when facing immediate danger and when the defense is necessary.

• Justifiable Defense is considered when facing minor inconvenience and when the defense is excessive.

• Justifiable Defense is considered when facing no danger and when the defense is unnecessary.

• Justifiable Defense is considered when facing delayed danger and when the defense is optional.

What is the condition for 'Excessive Defense'?

• Facing immediate danger

• Protecting oneself but causing harm

• No immediate threat

• Acting in self-defense

First Thought: Grasp the people and events involved. Who is involved in the conflict described?

• Victim: Thief, Defendant: Owner, Prosecutor

• Victim: Owner, Defendant: Thief, Prosecutor

• Victim: Prosecutor, Defendant: Thief, Owner

• Victim: Thief, Defendant: Prosecutor, Owner