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New Language Leader Intermediate Crime Unit 12

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What adjective best describes this facial expression?

a)

frightened

b)

amused

c)

worried

d)

confused

2.

Watching stand up comedy typically makes people feel ___________

a)

worried

b)

frightened

c)

angry

d)

amused

3.

The ________ immediately took off when they heard the police car approaching.

a)

thieves

b)

judges

c)

jury

d)

cyber-stalkers

4.

demanding money or another benefit from (someone) in return for not revealing compromising or damaging information about them. (n)

a)

smuggling

b)

blackmail

c)

pickpocketing

d)

bribery

5.

moving (goods) illegally into or out of a country.

a)

bribery

b)

smuggling

c)

cyber-stalking

d)

vandalism

6.

Two residents of Pleasantville sued their neighbours for damaging their ________

a)

mugging

b)

vandalism

c)

bribery

d)

property

7.

Check all vocabulary related to stealing:

a)

pickpocketing

b)

vandalism

c)

mugging

d)

shoplifting

e)

blackmail

8.

The police brought in the witnesses to _______ the suspects at the crime scene.

a)

vandalize

b)

smuggle

c)

identify

d)

convict

9.

After months of search by the police, the criminals were _______ on first sight at the airport.

a)

charged

b)

arrested

c)

convicted

d)

proved

10.

In 1971, Charles Manson was ________ of the murder of seven people, including the actress Sharon Tate.

a)

involved

b)

convicted

c)

proved

d)

identified

11.

After speeding on the highway and putting tens of people's lives at risk, the famous actor was _______ and taken to the police station.

a)

charged

b)

convicted

c)

refused

d)

arrested

12.

Tick all the negative emotions in the list:

a)

amused

b)

frightened

c)

confused

d)

worried

e)

angry

13.

an attempt to make someone do something for you by giving them money, presents, etc.

a)

pickpocketing

b)

bribery

c)

blackmail

d)

stealing