I human Case study with Feedback from The bravery of Benjamin Lay QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ abolitionist - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a person who is in favour of the abolition o f something, especially capital punishment (= punishment by death) or (in the past) slavery slavery - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) the state of being a slave comprise - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (v) to have somebody/something as parts or members inhabitant - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a person or an animal that lives in a particular place particular - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (adj) used to emphasize that you are referring to one individual person, thing or type of thing and not others plantation - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a large area of land, especially in a hot country, where crops such as coffee, sugar, rubber, etc. are grown bountiful - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (adj) in large quantities; large conviction - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a strong opinion or belief enrage - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (v) to ma ke somebody very angry Quaker - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a member of the Society of Friends, a Christian religious group that meets without any formal ceremony and is strongly opposed to violence and war devout - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (adj) believing strongly in a parti cular religion and obeying its laws and practices decry - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (v) to strongly criticize somebody/something, especially publicly pamphlet - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a very thin book with a paper cover, containing information about a particular subject condemn - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (v) to say very strongly that you think something is bad, usually for moral reasons portray - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (v) to show somebody/something in a picture; to describe somebody/something in a piece of writing institution - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) a large important organization that has a particular purpose, for example a university or bank Institutional - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ connected with a large important organization, for example a university or bank racism - ✔✔✔ ANSWER -✔✔✔ (n) the unfair treatment of people who belong to a different race; violent behaviour towards them
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