List 1A
Articulate
Clearly express ideas and emotions through words.
Constructive
Serving a useful or helpful purpose.
Correct in all details.
Disclose
To make new or secret information known.
Judge: However you decide, your verdict must be __________.
Unanimous
To argue or disagree about a topic
Dispute
Unsure or slow in acting or speaking
Hesitate
Having an unbalanced opinion or showing a preference for one side over another.
Bias
An individual's unique way of viewing a situation.
Perspective
4th Juror: She remembered the most __________ details.
Insignificant
I thought there might be disagreement, but the decision to have the dance on a Thursday night was __________.
Richard was raised in a __________ without privacy or clean conditions.
Slum
Everyone is __________ to be treated with basic decency and respect.
Entitled
Tendency
8th Juror: Everybody sounded so positive that I started to get a __________ feeling about this trial.
Peculiar
Required (synonym)
Mandatory
Strange (synonym)
Peculiar
Goodness (synonym)
Moral
Judgement (synonym)
Prejudice
9th Juror: Well, it's not easy to stand alone against the __________ of others.
Ridicule
Emotional (antonym)
Logical
Knowing (antonym)
Ignorant
Important (antonym)
Insignificant
Respect (antonym)
Ridicule
11th Juror: I have always thought that in this country a man was __________ to have unpopular opinions.
Entitled