B1 6B Vocabulary Describing Bad Behaviour & Crime

I hate to see some students ______ at the lunch hall. It's disrespectful to take somebody's place.

• jumping the queue
• telling lies
• speeding
• dropping litter

The investigators are trying to understand the ______ behind why the criminal committed such a violent crime.

• victim
• judge
• witness
• motive

Smoking in public places is against the law, so put out your cigarette. It's ______.

• dishonest
• illegal
• polite
• fair

That guy commited a serious crime, so he will definitely be sent to prison by the ______.

• witness
• victim
• judge
• criminal

Writing graffiti is considered a(n) ______ in some countries and people who write graffiti have to pay a fine.

• crime
• legal
• motive
• suspect

The police officers are questioning a ______, who has seen the criminal run away.

• suspect
• victim
• judge
• witness

Which ones are examples of "dishonest" behaviour?

• smoking in public places
• cheating on an exam
• telling lies to take advantage
• writing graffiti on the walls

Which ones are actions that are "against the law"?

• Witnessing a crime
• Jumping the queue
• Stealing from somebody
• Speeding

Which ones are examples of "fair" behavior"?

• Not blaming others for your mistakes
• Telling lies when it is for your advantage
• Changing the rules in favor of a person you like
• Giving equal chance to students in a classroom

Which ones may be present in a crime scene?

• victim
• criminal
• witness
• judge