1- What is the difference between 'equity' and 'equality' in advancing goals of social justice? Select one:

a. Equity concerns the kinds of resources required for various people to achieve equal opportunity for success or some desirable goal. Equality generally concerns the idea of equal treatment, equal rights, or equal distribution of goods and services.

b. These are not different but the same.

c. Equity is just, and easy to measure, and always achievable. Equality is merely an ideal.

d. Equity is equal treatment. Equality is equitable treatment.

e. Equity is good. Equality is bad.

2- What is the difference between distributive justice and compensatory justice?

Select one:

a.

Compensatory justice concern just punishment whereas distributive justice concerns achieving the common good.

b.

Distributive justice is absolute and always clear, whereas compensatory justice is totally subjective.

c.

Distributive justice concerns just and unjust punishment, whereas compensatory justice concerns the fair distribution of goods.

d.

Distributive justice concerns the just or fair distribution of goods and burdens in society whereas compensatory justice concerns fair or unfair compensation for an injury.

e.

Distributive justice is impossible to achieve. Compensatory justice is easy to achieve.