Oleg upper crimes words

Match the following

• Plagiarism

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• Be taken into care

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• Fraud

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• Begging

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• Play truant

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Match the following

• Be sentenced to … in jail

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• Community service

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• Drink-driving

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• Be expelled

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• Suspended sentence

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There are strict laws against ​ (a)   in many cities. The walls of the abandoned building were covered in colorful ​ (b)   . He was ​ (c)   from school after repeated violations of the code of conduct.

The man was ​ (d)   with theft after he was caught shoplifting.

The student received a ​ (e)   for skipping classes too often.

• begging
• graffiti
• expelled
• charged
• warning

The child was ​ (a)   into ​ (b)   after authorities found evidence of neglect.

The punishment seemed ​ (c)   for a first-time offense.

The neighborhood has been struggling with ​ (d)   behavior from a few residents.

Despite the damage, the teenager was​ (e)   with a warning.

• care
• taken
• harsh
• anti-social
• let off

They were ​ (a)   from the apartment for failing to pay rent.

If you ​ (b)   too often, you may get in serious trouble with the school.

She received a ​ (c)   sentence, meaning she wouldn't go to jail unless she reoffended.

The company was ​ (d)   for violating environmental regulations.

If he’s caught drink-driving again, he could ​ (e)   his license permanently.

• evicted
• play truant
• suspended
• prosecuted
• lose

The athlete was ​ (a)   for violating the league’s anti-doping policy.

He was arrested for ​ (b)   after falsifying documents for financial gain.

Instead of prison, he was ​ (c)   to 100 hours of ​ (d)   .

The judge was ​ (e)   , considering it was his first offense. The restaurant was fined for health code violations.

• suspended
• fraud
• sentenced
• community service
• lenient