A judgment made before all the facts are known must be called
Correct answer: D. premature
- A. harsh
- B. deliberate
- C. sensible
- D. premature
- E. fair
Explanation
Correct Answer: D. premature Explanation: The sentence talks about a judgment made before all the facts are known. "Premature" means hasty or early, fitting the context. Why other options are not correct: - A. harsh: The sentence does not specify whether the judgment is harsh or not. - B. deliberate: Deliberate means intentional and is not fitting in the context. - C. sensible: The sentence does not convey whether the judgment is sensible or not. - E. fair: The sentence does not specify whether the judgment is fair or unfair.
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