Anti-Catholicism refers to hostility or opposition directed at the Catholic Church, its clergy, and its followers. In Protestant nations, Catholics were often viewed with suspicion, as if they were plotting against the government in favor of papal agendas. Anti-Mormonism embodies the discrimination, hostility, or prejudice aimed at those belonging to the Latter Day Saint movement, especially The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The most appropriate revision of the modifier "badly" in sentence 5 is "bad": She felt bad that someone had lost such a nice watch. The term badly is an adverb, which modifies verbs and other words: badly constructed furniture; she was treated very badly. In this revised sentence, the word bad functions as an adjective after a linking verb "felt."
