This document provides instructions for playing a game called "Player Key". The game is played in pairs, with one player making a chain from side to side and the other from top to bottom on a grid. Players take turns answering trivia questions, coloring in a block if they answer correctly. Players can also block their opponent's chain by choosing a question. The first player to complete their chain across or down wins.

1. PLAYER KEY
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How to Play
Work in pairs. One player should try to create
a chain from side to side, the other makes a chain from top to bottom.
Create your chain by colouring in your block when you answer the
question correctly. Each player should use a different colour.
You may also choose questions to block your partner’s chain.
The first player to complete their chain is the winner.
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GCSE SOCIOLOGY
When money is gained by telling lies or giving false information
This is the type of court where less serious crimes are dealt with
This is the type of court where serious crimes are dealt with
This is when the media makes a problem worse by the way they report it
Punishment given by the court
the media exaggerates an issue and makes the public worry about it
The idea that the pressure to succeed encourages people to turn to crime
The way in which society directs the behaviours of its members
A description of the amount of unreported or undiscovered crime
A punishment for breaking a law or a written rule
Crimes that are committed by the middle classes, usually linked to their jobs
Groups that the media make people afraid of
The breaking of social norms
Not having firm guidelines about the way to behave with each other
Crime committed in public places
Social expectations that guide behaviour
@stevebishop100 from an idea by @owen_becca