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I. LAW AND ORDER |
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I. 3, 9, 7, 8, 2, 6, 4, 1, 5 |
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1. the police |
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4. the jury |
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2. the judge |
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5. barristers (lawyers) |
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3. prisoners |
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6. criminals |
III. |
1. broken; committed |
5. guilty |
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2. against |
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6. evidence |
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3. fine |
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7. convicted; sentence |
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4. prove |
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8. offence |
II. CRIME (I) |
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I. |
Crimes |
People |
Places |
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murder |
thief |
prison |
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robbery |
barrister |
cell |
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rape |
burglar |
court |
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manslaughter |
judge |
police station |
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shoplifting |
criminal |
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prisoner |
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jury |
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II. |
1. burglary |
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4. with manslaughter |
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2. with murder |
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5. charged with theft |
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3. charged with shoplifting |
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IV. |
1. carry |
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4. spray |
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2. allowed/able |
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5. defence |
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3. punishment |
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6. reduce/cut |
III. CRIME (II) |
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I. |
1. robbed; stole |
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3. are robbed |
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2. was stolen |
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4. was robbed |
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1. was convicted |
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4. be released |
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2. defended |
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5. was acquitted |
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3. sentenced |
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IV. Possible groupings: crimes, punishments, people connected with the law.
VI. 1) murder |
6) drunken driving |
2) shop-lifting |
7) pick-pocketing |
3) drug-trafficking |
8) blackmail |
4) forgery |
9) hijacking |
5) kidnapping |
10)smuggling |
VIII. 1. fine |
4. prosecution |
2. prison |
5. death penalty |
3. probation |
6. acquittal |
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IX. |
1. committed |
6. charged |
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11. sentenced |
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2. robbed |
7. trial |
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12. prison |
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3. stole |
8. pleaded |
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13. served |
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4. witness |
9. evidence |
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14. was released |
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5. arrested |
10. verdict |
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15. time |
IV. AUTHORITIES AND POLICE |
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I. Suggested answers: |
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1. vaccination certificate |
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6. a landing card |
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2. seek political asylum |
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7. sniffer dogs |
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3. to clear customs |
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8. entry restriction |
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4. customs declaration (form) |
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9. port of entry |
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5. economic migrants |
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III. |
1) a plain clothes (police) officer |
4) a parking ticket |
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2) a paramilitary police force |
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5) the drug squad |
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3) the anti-corruption squad |
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6) the security forces |
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V. THE LANGUAGE OF LAW |
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I. |
1. impeached |
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6. bent |
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2. lodge |
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7. are infringing |
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3. overturned |
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8. perverting |
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4. sets |
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9. annulled |
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5. award/grant |
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10. quashed |
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II. |
1. trespass |
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3. joyriding |
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2. embezzlement |
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4. perjury |
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III.1. a civil court
2.an indictable offence
3.The signatories have to do what they have agreed to do.
4.discretionary
IV. |
abrogation contravention impeachment infringement perversion |
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Indictment discretion |
statute |
V. |
1. indictment |
4. statute |
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2. discretion |
5. perversion |
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3. infringement |
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Test I |
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I. |
a) broken |
f) illegally |
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b) banned |
g) rules |
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c) licence |
h) commit |
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d) order |
i) court |
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e) let |
j) prohibited |
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II. |
a) hijacker |
g) forger |
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b) witness |
h) vandal |
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c) smuggler |
i) pickpocket |
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d) shoplifter |
j) burglar |
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e) murder |
k) blackmailer |
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f) kidnapper |
l) hooligan |
III. |
a) 5 |
f) 9 |
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b) 3 |
g) 7 |
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c) 6 |
h) 10 |
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d) 2 |
i) 4 |
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e) 1 |
j) 8 |
IV. |
a) charged |
f) lawyer |
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b) evidence |
g) statement |
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c) fine |
h) suspect |
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d) guilty |
i) accused |
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e) jury |
j) sentence |
V. |
a) D |
f) C |
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b) A |
g) D |
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c) C |
h) B |
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d) B |
i) A |
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e) A |
j) A |
VI. a) They accused Jack of stealing the money.
b)Ian denied having punched anybody.
c)The detective gave Andy permission to go.
d)The judge sentenced James Frogget to ten years in prison.
e)Mary admitted having forged the signature.
f)Harry was arrested for stealing $ 30,000.
g)The witnesses stated that they had seen the accused break into the car.
h)Graham refused to go the police station.
i)Norman confessed to having murdered Alan.
j)The detective asked Helen to go with her/him.
INSTANT DISCUSSIONS. ARE WE ALL CRIMINALS?
II.A) She took it and flew to France.
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IV. |
1. d |
4. b |
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2. c |
5. f |
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3. a |
6. e |
V. |
1) broken into |
4) turned up |
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2) looking into |
5) get away with |
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3) answered to |
6) let them off |
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NAMING AND SHAMING |
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I. |
1) b |
5) h |
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2) a |
6) e |
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3) f |
7) d |
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4) c |
8) g |
IV. |
1) found guilty |
6) committed |
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2) causing the death of |
7) conviction |
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3)sentenced |
8) criminal |
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4) fine |
9) offenders |
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5) prison |
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He should be |
locked up. |
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put behind bars. |
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sent to prison. |
THE COST OF CRIME |
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4. |
a. 3 |
c. 2 |
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b. 1 |
d. 4 |
5.1. Social workers, schools, businesses, local authorities, and the Criminal Justice System.
2.Because the government spends twice as much on it as it did four years ago but the crime rate has doubled and it still rising.
3.Because they don’t have jobs and they see crime as the only alternative.
4.Higher taxes, higher insurance costs, higher prices in shops and the emotional cost.
6. |
1) T |
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3) F |
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2) F |
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4) T |
7. |
crime |
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criminal |
verb |
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arson |
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burglary |
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burglar |
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smuggling |
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smuggler |
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hijacker |
to hijack |
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hooligan |
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kidnapping |
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to kidnap |
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mugging |
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mugger |
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murder |
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to murder |
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rape |
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to rape |
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robber |
to rob |
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shoplifting |
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shoplifter |
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terrorist |
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thief |
to steal |
8. |
1. g |
3. d |
5. b |
7. a |
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2. h |
4. c |
6. f |
8. e |
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CHILDREN’S LIFESTYLES – A CAUSE FOR CONCERN?
2. |
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F |
5. |
T |
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2. |
T |
6. |
F |
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3. |
F |
7. |
T |
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4. |
T |
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3. |
1) without an adult |
4) very harmful |
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2) a few |
5) takes hold of the imagination |
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3) as risky as |
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4. |
1) terror |
6) concern |
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2) sedentary captives |
7) confined |
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3) slouched |
8) implied |
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4) struck with horror |
9) letting |
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5) sponsor |
10)idleness |
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5. |
a. 2 |
c. 1 |
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b. 4 |
d. 3 |
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AN EYE FOR AN EYE
1.Capital punishment is the execution of a human being for crimes which can range from political offences to robbery. The most common methods of execution are hanging and the electric chair. Some of the countries which have it: the USA, Japan, Iran, Iraq etc. Some of the countries which do not have it: Austria, Denmark, France. Some countries have capital punishment for treason only (e.g. Britain).
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4. B |
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5. |
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6. |
G |
4.1. The electric chair. He is shocked because someone could suffer for as long as 20 minutes before they died.
2. A majority of politicians are against it though there are obviously enough who are very much in favour of bringing it back to have tried
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5. |
1. B |
3. C |
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2. A |
4. A |
6. |
1. C |
6. A |
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2. C |
7. C |
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3. B |
8. B |
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4. A |
9. C |
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5. D |
10.A |
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MURDER MYSTERIES
I.1. In London in the autumn of 1888.
2.He sent the police letters signed Jack the Ripper.
3.Seven.
4.For three months.
5.A doctor, a businessman, a painter, and a member of the royal family.
6.She’s a crime writer.
7.By analyzing DNA.
II.Walter Sickert, an artist. √
III.1. T
2.F (From a painting)
3.T
4.T
5.F (A diary)
6.F (He thinks it’s a ridiculous theory)
7.F (He doesn’t know)
8.T
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1. T |
6. |
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2. |
F |
7. |
F |
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3. |
T |
8. |
T |
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4. |
T |
9. |
F |
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5. |
F |
10.T |
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V. |
1) armchair detectives |
4) time machine |
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2) horror film |
5) science fiction |
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3) crime scene |
6) television documentary |
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SHOPLIFTING – HARMLESS THRILL OR SERIOUS CRIME?
1.aisle, finger, glance, well up, wrinkle, hue, gaze, as if on cue, emery board, stride off, giggle, tremendous, pay little heed, feel at liberty to, clergyman, poverty, valid, board member, nonprofit, torrent, ashamed, exhilarated, mall, afflicted, act out, stable, hang over, peer, dispel, urge, persistent, addiction, deep-seated, loosely, prudence, give chase, ensue, condemn, ordeal, exceed, competition, revenue, operating costs, heating fuel, curtailing, crook (Am.E), close-knit, wheelchair, rebel, in times past, stern, handcuffs, fingerprint, bail out, chagrin, pass into oblivion, you reap what you sow
Test II |
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I. |
1) innocence |
6) accidentally |
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2) theft |
7) worthless |
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3) offences |
8) criminal |
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4) stolen |
9) punishment |
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5) defence |
10) imprisonment |
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II. |
a) against |
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g) from |
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b) of |
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h) in |
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c) for |
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i) off |
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d) under |
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j) by |
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e) in |
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k) on |
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f) in |
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l) in |
III. |
1) B |
6) C |
11) B |
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2) A |
7) C |
12) C |
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3) D |
8) D |
13) A |
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4) A |
9) A |
14) D |
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5) B |
10)D |
15) B |
IV. The belief is: INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY
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