"The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt"

Which situation clearly demonstrates for the term empathy?

What does the term culpability mean?

What other type of evidence does the author use to support her claim?

What is the meaning of the Greek root -path-?

If a captain’s conscience bothers her after a sailor’s death, what is she most clearly feeling?

Which may be a cause of survivor's guilt in "The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt"?

Which of these best describes the central idea of "The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt"?

The author uses famous philospher's quotes to support her claim.

You can use a semicolon to join closely related sentences with a coordinating conjuction.

According to the text, what is survivor's guilt?

Sympathy = understanding feelings , Empathy= feeling those feelings

A dash is used for an abrupt change of thought.

The term conscience is your inner self determining what is morally right and wrong.

In the story, which two kinds of guilt does the author contrast?

The central idea of a story is the "big point" or most important idea.

You can use a colon to introduce a list.

What does burden mean?