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Subservient: tamely submissive; slavishly polite & obedient
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Evidence
a setting free by declaring not guilty
a person accused or sued in a court of law
Makes clear the truth or lies of something; facts established & accepted
the decision of a jury
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Subservient: tamely submissive; slavishly polite & obedient
True
False
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Concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface; not thorough; shallow
Real
Superficial
Bigot
Verdict
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Is the word Appalled used correctly: "The though of war appalls me"
False
True
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Defense
A cooking technique where ingredients are mixed and cooked together.
None of these
A high-tech gadget used to measure the speed of a moving vehicle.
the answer of a defendant to an accusation or lawsuit against him
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Which sentence uses "premeditate" correctly
They argued that the defendant had premeditated the crime bc of evidence.
Before going on vacation, they premeditated their route on a map.
The artist decided to premeditate her new sculpture
The artist decided to premeditate her new painting.
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Proof: the way or means of showing beyond doubt the truth of something
True
False
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Which sentence uses "prosecution" correctly?
The chef's new recipe was a big hit, leading to a successful prosecution of
The school organized a prosecution to honor students.
The prosecution gave its case in court,arguing thatthe defendant was guilty
The car dealership provided a free prosecution with every vehicle
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A person accused or sued in a court of law
Judge
Defendant
Evidence
Jury
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Sadism Definition
None of the above
kind of insanity in which a person enjoys hurting someone else
A religion
A group of Geese
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Which sentence uses "verdict" correctly?
The latest painting was in the gallery, where it received a good verdict
We enjoyed a delicious verdict of fresh fruit and cheese
The chef received a positive verdict from the food critic.
The jury reached a verdict of "not guilty" after reviewing all the evidence
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Definition of "Jury"
A group of people who where at the scene of the crime
A group of professional judges
A group of persons selected to hear evidence in a law court
A group of bystanders
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Stubborn; persistent; not giving up
Verdict
Evidence
Sadism
Dogged
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What sentence uses "bigot" correctly?
She is not welcome in our towns and cities with her bigoted views.
His bigot was always in the same spot on the desk.
She wore a bigot to the party, which was decorated with bright feathers.
Chef was a bigot about the new recipe, insisting that his were superior.
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Which sentence uses "homicide" correctly?
The chef's favorite homicide is lasagna.
To build a sturdy bridge, engineers use advanced homicide techniques.
They used a special homicide to solve the puzzle of the missing cat.
They investigated the scene of the crime for evidence related to homicide.
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Acquittal
A setting free by declaring not guilty; discharge; release
Someone arguing with another
None of these
A gathering of people
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Testimony
Statement used for evidence or proof
A lie from the defendant
Blue and yellow
None of these