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Unit 4 Vocabulary Short Test 1

Group A
Name: _____________________ Class: ____

Unit 4 Vocabulary Short Test 1


Group B
Name: _____________________ Class: ____

1 Complete the crimes in the sentences. The first letters are given. 4 The men made false claims with the intention of stealing / defrauding the insurance
company.
1 He was accused of m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, not murder, because the death wasn’t
5 It can be difficult to arrest a person on the charge of following / stalking because
planned.
it can be hard to prove.
2 The man found guilty of a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ had kept the girl in the house against her will.
___ / 5
3 The director denies e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, although he appears to have used company
money for his own profit.
4 The fight can’t be considered a _ _ _ _ _ _ because Tommy was first punched by
the other man.
5 Freddy Carstairs was convicted of f _ _ _ _ _ _; he had signed his wife’s name on all
the contracts.
___ / 5
2 Complete the sentences with the words from the box. There are two extra words.
custodial evasion insider laundering lenient parole sentence
1 Banks do checks on large money transfers to uncover money ___________________.
2 Luckily, she only received a suspended ___________________ for the theft and won’t
have to go to prison.
3 Tax ___________________ carries quite a large fine and is a relatively common crime.
4 Many people get rich through ___________________ trading on the stock market.
5 If it’s a first offence, Charlie probably won’t be given a(n) ___________________
sentence, just community service.
___ / 5
3 Choose the correct options.
1 It is often more difficult for the police to detect white-shirt / white-collar crimes.
2 The government is trying to close loose gaps / loopholes in the law that can allow
criminals to avoid prosecution.
3 Whether or not imprisonment is a deterrent / restraint to future criminals is
an interesting topic for discussion.

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1 Complete the crimes in the sentences. The first letters are given.
1 The company director was charged with tax e _ _ _ _ _ _ and had to pay a hefty fine.
2 Money l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ enables criminals to stop their illegal monetary gains from
being traced.
3 D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ individuals by stealing their identities is becoming a very common
crime.
4 The girl’s ex-boyfriend was charged with s _ _ _ _ _ _ _, and he was forbidden to go
anywhere near her home again.
5 Jake Maitland was found guilty of e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _; he had been using company
money for personal gain for years.
___ / 5
2 Complete the sentences with the words from the box. There are two extra words.
deterrent hefty lenient perpetrator probation rehabilitation suspended
1 The police use advanced technology to track down the ___________________
of the crime.
2 Prison should definitely help with the ___________________ of criminals so that they
can rejoin society.
3 The driver was given a ___________________ fine for driving while intoxicated,
and he also lost his licence.
4 The defendant was surprised to receive a ___________________ sentence and not
have to go to prison.
5 Cassie stole a car while on ___________________ and had to go back to prison.
___ / 5
3 Choose the correct options.
1 The judge was relaxed / lenient on the defendant because he showed great remorse
for his crime.
2 Insider / Indoor trading is an illegal way for stockbrokers to make easy money.
3 Having served five years of his sentence, Mark could soon be considered
for suspension / parole.
4 A shopkeeper was punched by a teenager, who was later arrested for attack / assault.
5 The burglar was given an unusually custodial / harsh sentence because he was
a repeat offender.
___ / 5

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