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state and society for matura - basic

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hymn

a)

anthem

b)

antem

c)

citizen

2.

Złamać prawo

a)

break into

b)

break the law

c)

fine for

3.

Obywatel

a)

charity

b)

citizens

c)

citizen

4.

Sąd

a)

judge

b)

court

c)

lawyer

5.

Wybory

a)

election

b)

stealing

c)

repay

6.

Rząd

a)

policy

b)

kingdom

c)

government

7.

Prawa człowieka

a)

foreign affairs

b)

human rights

c)

social issues

8.

Międzynarodowy

a)

war

b)

international

c)

charity

9.

Prawnik

a)

king

b)

mayor

c)

lawyer

10.

Poseł/posłanka

a)

Member of Parliament

b)

royal family

c)

politician

11.

Marsz protestacyjny

a)

armed forces

b)

protest

c)

protest march

12.

Rabunek

a)

robber

b)

robbery

c)

stealing

13.

Podatek

a)

theft

b)

tax

c)

shoplifting

14.

Wygrać wybory

a)

win

b)

to win war

c)

to win elections

15.

Głosować na

a)

vote for

b)

fine for

c)

get into

16.

Broń

a)

solider

b)

war

c)

weapon

17.

Zgłosić przestępstwo

a)

social issues

b)

report a crime

c)

petty crime

18.
an MP
a)
a Minister of Parliament
b)
a Member of Parliament
c)
a Prime Minister
d)
a Minister of Power
19.

... + ... = British Parliament

a)

House of Commons + Senate

b)

Sejm + Senate

c)

Congress + House of Lords

d)

House of Commons + House of Lords

20.
partia polityczna
a)
political party
b)
politics party
21.
społeczeństwo
a)
society
b)
state
22.
państwo
a)
state
b)
society
23.
konstytucja
a)
constitution
b)
government
24.
polityka
a)
politic
b)
politics
25.
polityk
a)
politician
b)
politics
26.
premier
a)
prime minister
b)
main minister
27.

vote

a)

up

b)

for

c)

under

d)

together

28.

granica państwa

a)

border

b)

limit

c)

frontier

d)

homeland

29.

populacja

a)

population

b)

popularity

c)

society

d)

identity

30.

tożsamość

a)

identity

b)

personality

c)

self

d)

identification

31.

sprawiedliwość

a)

justice

b)

society

c)

judgement

d)

state

32.

kampania

a)

election

b)

campany

c)

company

d)

campaign

33.

samorząd lokalny

a)

community government

b)

petty government

c)

local government

d)

village government

34.

lewicowy / prawicowy

a)

left-wing / right wing

b)

lefty / righty

c)

left / right

d)

democratic / conservative

35.

prawo (np. karne)

a)

law

b)

right

c)

rule

d)

currency

36.

reforma

a)

election

b)

ability

c)

reformation

d)

reform

37.

zbierać pieniądze (2 opcje)

a)

collect money

b)

raise money

c)

donate money

d)

rise money

38.

What word best describes the picture?

a)

robbery

b)

mugging

c)

burglary

39.

What word best describes the picture?

a)

blackmailing

b)

cybercrime

c)

poisoning

40.

What best describes the picture?

a)

pickpocketing

b)

bag theft

c)

mugging

41.

What best describes the picture?

a)

burglary

b)

bank robbery

c)

robbery

42.

What best describes the picture?

a)

theft

b)

stealing

c)

shoplifting

43.

What best describes the picture?

a)

vandalism

b)

street art

c)

mural painting

44.

What's the news about?

a)

murder

b)

piracy

c)

house burn

45.

What's the crime being talked about in the news?

a)

traffic violation

b)

murder

c)

bank robbery

46.

What's the news about?

a)

a billionaire's couple

b)

a couple's missing bodies

c)

a murder case

47.

What's the news about?

a)

a new trend of stealing

b)

a new trend of shopping

c)

a new trend of shoplifting

48.

What crime is committed in the news by a group of teenagers?

a)

mugging

b)

vandalism

c)

skepticism

49.

What crime did a bunch of teens commit in the news?

a)

robbery

b)

burglary

c)

Beverly Hills murder

50.

What crime was committed by a gang of boys in Brooklyn according to the news?

a)

theft

b)

kicking

c)

mugging

51.

What's the news about?

a)

teens spending money lavishly

b)

bank robbery

c)

cybercrime

52.

What crime was mentioned in the news?

a)

pocketing

b)

pickpocketing

c)

shopping

53.

What's the main problem arising in Kenyan National Examinations?

a)

problems between students and teachers

b)

cheating during tests

c)

cheating that's allowed by teachers

54.
a)
jail
b)
cold room
c)
holding room
d)
spa
55.
a)
runner
b)
pick pocket
c)
convict
d)
a lost man
56.
a)
court room
b)
prison
c)
sentence
d)
judge
57.
an official judgment made in a court
a)
opinion
b)
verdict
c)
try
d)
prosecution
58.
 someone who has this can prove that they were somewhere else when a crime was committed and so can claim to be not guilty
a)
alibi
b)
complaint
c)
lawyer
d)
proof
59.
 a punishment given by a judge, usually involving a period of time that a person must spend in prison
a)
judge
b)
verdict
c)
sentence
d)
time
60.
facts or physical signs that help to prove something
a)
defence
b)
decision
c)
evidence
d)
alibi
61.
 someone who sees a crimeaccident, or other event happen
a)
witness
b)
defence
c)
lawyer
d)
rob
62.

Which form of crime is against human life?

a)

kidnapping

b)

murder

c)

blackmail

d)

smuggling

63.

Someone who takes goods or people into or out of a country illegally is a ...

a)

poacher.

b)

joyrider.

c)

swindler.

d)

smuggler.

64.

Taking someone's property without permission is a ...

a)

fraud.

b)

smuggling.

c)

blackmail.

d)

theft.

65.

mug

a)

włamywacz

b)

napadać kogoś w miejscu publicznym

c)

wandalizm

66.

vandalise

a)

rabować, okradać

b)

demolować

c)

porwanie

67.

Who stole the mobile phones?

a)

A witness

b)

A Victim

c)

A thief

d)

A judge

68.

.............................. represent their clients in court

a)

Lawyers

b)

The jury

c)

Detectives

d)

Experts

69.

In the USA Federal Courts, there are usually 12 people on the .............................

a)

Court

b)

Prison

c)

Jury

d)

Investigation

70.

The police arrested a ..................................... after the crime

a)

Detective

b)

Judge

c)

Witness

d)

Suspect

71.

which sentence goes in gap no. 1?

a)

But it was all thanks to the act of forgiveness when he was a child.

b)

Later, she called the police and they arrested James.

c)

The trial was due to begin in less than one hour.

d)

Then, in front of all the children, she gave James the key.

e)

There were so many things he wished he could do.

72.

which sentence goes in gap no. 2?

a)

But it was all thanks to the act of forgiveness when he was a child.

b)

Later, she called the police and they arrested James.

c)

The trial was due to begin in less than one hour.

d)

Then, in front of all the children, she gave James the key.

e)

There were so many things he wished he could do.

73.

which sentence goes in gap no. 3?

a)

But it was all thanks to the act of forgiveness when he was a child.

b)

Later, she called the police and they arrested James.

c)

The trial was due to begin in less than one hour.

d)

Then, in front of all the children, she gave James the key.

e)

There were so many things he wished he could do.