Match the term found in Column 1 to its definition found in Column 2
Column 1 Column 2
16. Vulnerability a. Possibility of suffering harm or loss; exposure to probability of loss or
damage.
17. Risk b. Gaps or weaknesses in the protection of an organization's assets
18. Perils c. Underlying conditions or situations that increase the potential that harm
will occur.
19. Hazards d. Situations or events that can cause loss, injury, or damage.
20. Threat e. Where an underlying condition has materialized into a tangible or definite
threat that can cause some type of damage, injury, or loss.
16. b
17. a
18. d
19. c
20. e
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A(n) ________ is the killing of a convicted offender by the government
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
At Zack's trial, the prosecution opens their questions by calling on the cleaning lady who found the dead bodies. She tells the court that Zack has always been a demon child and there was always something wrong with him. The judge instructs the jury not to listen to the explanation of who Zack was and how he behaved because:
a. she is not an expert in cleaning up blood. b. her testimony was not fact but her opinion. c. her opinion boosts the prosecution's case. d. the defense has already entered a directed verdict.
The Fourteenth Amendment was originally introduced in the 19th century to protect which of the following groups?
a. Recently emancipated slaves b. Corporate trusts c. Small businesses d. Workers
Kant believed that human beings are ______ creatures and that every act should be evaluated as if one’s behavior were to become universal law.
a. moral b. rational c. categorical d. hypothetical