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Short Test 9B

1. The document provides a short test on vocabulary related to crimes and legal terms. It includes tables to complete with nouns, verbs, and personal nouns related to crimes. 2. There are also sentences to complete with one missing word and questions to underline the correct answer. Finally, there are sentences to rewrite using present or past modals of deduction. 3. The test covers vocabulary such as theft, burglary, prosecution, murder, and legal terms like convict, prosecutor, and parole to assess understanding of English language used for crimes and legal situations.

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Short Test 9B

1. The document provides a short test on vocabulary related to crimes and legal terms. It includes tables to complete with nouns, verbs, and personal nouns related to crimes. 2. There are also sentences to complete with one missing word and questions to underline the correct answer. Finally, there are sentences to rewrite using present or past modals of deduction. 3. The test covers vocabulary such as theft, burglary, prosecution, murder, and legal terms like convict, prosecutor, and parole to assess understanding of English language used for crimes and legal situations.

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short test 9b Unit 9

Name: .......................................................................................................................................................

1 Complete the table. 3 Underline the correct answer.


Noun Personal noun Verb 0 Can you learn English by listening/listen to
British and American songs?
shoplifting shoplifter 0 to shoplift 1 The little boy admitted to be/being involved in
1 thief to steal a fight at school.
burglary 2 to burgle 2 We were really pleased to learn/learning about
your engagement.
prosecution prosecutor 3 3 The champions were waiting to receive/
crime criminal 4 receiving their awards.
4 My older brother forced to make/me to make a
5 convict to convict
choice on the spot.
murder 6 to murder 5 To board/Boarding the plane took a very long
/3 time.
6 I look forward to see/seeing you in Paris.
2 Complete the sentences with one word in each
7 I eventually decided to not/not to go ahead
gap. The first letter is given for you.
with the purchase.
0 The police are looking for a woman who has 8 They suggested turning/to turn to a lawyer for
c_h _e _a_t _e _d people out of their money. advice.
1 Five men will go on t_ _ _ _ this week, accused /4
of taking part in Britain’s biggest jewellery
robbery.
4 Rewrite the sentences using present or past
modals of deduction.
2 Pretending to be another person in order to
steal money is f_ _ _ _ . 0 I’m certain you left your jumper at school.
3 The motorist was f_ _ _ _ £250 for careless You must have left your jumper at school.
______________________________________
driving. 1 I’m sure she didn’t know anything about the
4 Five men were charged with using f_ _ _ _ _ party.
documents to get a US visa. ______________________________________
5 Convicts could get p_ _ _ _ _ after serving just 2 I’m certain Rick and Lisa are very happy

Unit 9
one third of their sentence. together.
6 The accused p_ _ _ _ _ _ not guilty when the ______________________________________
charges were read out to him. 3 Perhaps he doesn’t want to see you any more.
7 The witness was able to give e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______________________________________
which proved the man was guilty. 4 I’m sure Owen doesn’t play football as well as
/7 Matthew.
______________________________________
5 He probably needed a short break from it all.
______________________________________
6 I’m certain she forgot about my birthday.
______________________________________
/6

Score: ______ /20 marks


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