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    The document is a passage about "The Lady or the Tiger" that describes the king's unusual justice system where a defendant must choose between two doors, one hiding a lady and the other a tiger, and discusses questions about the story. It asks the reader to explain why the king's justice system was considered semi-barbaric, describe the young courtier in love with the princess, and speculate on how the princess learned the secret of the doors and whether she would have been a loser no matter her decision. It also asks the reader to state if they agree with leaving punishment to chance and to support their answer.

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    The document is a passage about "The Lady or the Tiger" that describes the king's unusual justice system where a defendant must choose between two doors, one hiding a lady and the other a tiger, and discusses questions about the story. It asks the reader to explain why the king's justice system was considered semi-barbaric, describe the young courtier in love with the princess, and speculate on how the princess learned the secret of the doors and whether she would have been a loser no matter her decision. It also asks the reader to state if they agree with leaving punishment to chance and to support their answer.

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    The document is a passage about "The Lady or the Tiger" that describes the king's unusual justice system where a defendant must choose between two doors, one hiding a lady and the other a tiger, and discusses questions about the story. It asks the reader to explain why the king's justice system was considered semi-barbaric, describe the young courtier in love with the princess, and speculate on how the princess learned the secret of the doors and whether she would have been a loser no matter her decision. It also asks the reader to state if they agree with leaving punishment to chance and to support their answer.

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    Topic: The Lady or the Tiger Date:

    Subtopic: L2 WORKSHEET
    English Lit| Grade 8
    20 Min | I took min

    1. Why was the king's justice system termed as semi-barbaric method of administering justice?
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    2. Describe the young courtier who was in love with the princess?
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    3. How do you think the princess was able to find out the secret of the doors when the young courtier was
    on trial?
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    4. Whatever the princess's decision; she would have been the loser. Do you think there is always a
    favourable solution to all the problems in life? Support your answer with an
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    5. The king left the punishment of the criminal to chance. Do you agree with this kind of a system of
    justice? Give reasons for your answer.
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