PART A: At the end of the story, the bailiff declares that the last man committed

the "worst sin-indifference." What is indifference? *

Being the same as everyone else

Being worse than everyone else

Not standing up for what's right

Being afraid to speak up against injustice

The word "indifference" is generally used to signify a lack of concern or interest or caring. It has nothing to do with conformity or comparison or fear or morality.

We believe the best choice here is "not standing up for what is right." In that instance, indifference would relate to not having interest in what is right or wrong, rather than having a reaction against what is right or being afraid of standing up.

PART A: At the end of the story, the bailiff declares that the last man committed the "worst sin-indifference." What is indifference? * Being the same as everyone else Being worse than everyone else Not standing up for what's right Being afraid to speak up against injustice

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PART A: At the end of the story, the bailiff declares that the last man committed

the "worst sin-indifference." What is indifference? *

Being the same as everyone else

Being worse than everyone else

Not standing up for what's right

Being afraid to speak up against injustice