Good And Evil

Question 1

Good

Answer 1

The which is considered morally right, beneficial and to our advantage

Question 2

Evil

Answer 2

That of which is considered extremely immoral, wicked and wrong

Question 3

Crime

Answer 3

An action which is against the law and incurs a punishment

Question 4

Death penalty

Answer 4

A form of punishment where the offender is killed for there crime

Question 5

Justice

Answer 5

Fairness, where everyone has equal provisions and opportunity

Question 6

Forgiveness

Answer 6

To show mercy and pardon someone for what they’ve done wrong

Question 7

Hate crime

Answer 7

A crime motivated by hatred e.g. racism, homophobia

Question 8

Morality

Answer 8

Principles or standards that determine which actions are right and wrong

Question 9

Punishment

Answer 9

Something negative done to criminals by the state

Question 10

Corporal punishment

Answer 10

Using physical punishment

Question 11

Sin

Answer 11

Deliberate immoral action, breaking a religious or moral law

Question 12

Suffering

Answer 12

Pain or distress caused by injury,illness or loss. Physical, emotional, or psychological

Question 13

What are the aims of punishment:

Answer 13

• Reformation
• Vindication
• Reparation
• Protection
• Retribution
• Deterrence

Question 14

Reformation

Answer 14

To reform or rehabilitate offenders so that they can understand why they committed offences and try and ‘fix’ these problems

Question 15

Vindication

Answer 15

To prove the authority of the law, and to remind people that without law and order there is chaos. Allows people to have confidence in the law and respect for the role it plays in creating order

Question 16

Reparation

Answer 16

Repairing the damage that is done

Question 17

Protection

Answer 17

To protect more people from becoming victims of crime. As a prison sentence removes the offender from society, innocent people are prevented from suffering wrongdoing

Question 18

Retribution

Answer 18

Revenge

Question 19

Deterrence

Answer 19

To deter or put people off from committing crime altogether

Question 20

Reasons for death penalty:

Answer 20

• It’s a deterrent
• Retribution is a major part of society
• It cost the taxpayer thousands to keep someone in prison for a year
• Satisfaction and closure for the victim’s family
• The public need to feel protected
• Murders & terroirs are a great threat to society

Question 21

Reasons against the death penalty:

Answer 21

• No-one has the right to kill
• Society turns the executioner into a murderer
• Statistics show that countries without death penalty have lower murder rates
• Terriost are hailed martyrs if killed, so more become terriosts
• Innocent people have been executed
• Reformed prisoners can be an enormous influence or good

Question 22

Reconciliation

Answer 22

Where you make up and become friends again