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B1 6B Vocabulary Describing Bad Behaviour & Crime

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
I hate to see some students ______ at the lunch hall. It's disrespectful to take somebody's place.
a)
jumping the queue
b)
telling lies
c)
speeding
d)
dropping litter
2.
The investigators are trying to understand the ______ behind why the criminal committed such a violent crime.
a)
victim
b)
judge
c)
witness
d)
motive
3.
Smoking in public places is against the law, so put out your cigarette. It's ______.
a)
dishonest
b)
illegal
c)
polite
d)
fair
4.
That guy commited a serious crime, so he will definitely be sent to prison by the ______.
a)
witness
b)
victim
c)
judge
d)
criminal
5.
Writing graffiti is considered a(n) ______ in some countries and people who write graffiti have to pay a fine.
a)
crime
b)
legal
c)
motive
d)
suspect
6.
The police officers are questioning a ______, who has seen the criminal run away.
a)
suspect
b)
victim
c)
judge
d)
witness
7.
Which ones are examples of "dishonest" behaviour?
a)
smoking in public places
b)
cheating on an exam
c)
telling lies to take advantage
d)
writing graffiti on the walls
8.
Which ones are actions that are "against the law"?
a)
Witnessing a crime
b)
Jumping the queue
c)
Stealing from somebody
d)
Speeding
9.
Which ones are examples of "fair" behavior"?
a)
Not blaming others for your mistakes
b)
Telling lies when it is for your advantage
c)
Changing the rules in favor of a person you like
d)
Giving equal chance to students in a classroom
10.
Which ones may be present in a crime scene?
a)
victim
b)
criminal
c)
witness
d)
judge
11.
Which one describes the action here? "A driver exceeds the limits on the highway."
a)
speeding
b)
jumping the queue
c)
cheating
d)
dropping litter
12.
Which one describes the action here? "People throw their rubbish on roads instead of containers."
a)
speeding
b)
Jumping the queue
c)
cheating
d)
dropping litter