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WorksheetsLesson 2 Definitions and Choose the Example
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
to steal
purloin
incorrigible
extort
exonerate
guilty or deserving of blame
culpable
unscrupulous
misdemeanor
condemn
to free from blame
exonerate
extort
ruffian
misdemeanor
not capable of being reformed or corrected
incorrigible
unscrupulous
culpable
ruffian
not honest or fair; shows no morals
unscrupulous
malfeasance
purloin
incorrigible
A criminal or troublemaker
ruffian
culpable
unscrupulous
incorrigible
to get something by force or threat
extort
purloin
misdemeanor
condemn
a minor crime
misdemeanor
purloin
culpable
malfeasance
To express strong disapproval of something
condemn
unscrupulous
exonerate
culpable
wrongdoing or misconduct
malfeasance
unscrupulous
extort
purloin
Choose someone who is incorrigible
a repeat criminal
a brilliant teacher
a lawyer
an experienced gymnast
Choose a word that does NOT describe a ruffian
gentle
rugged
tough
unruly
Choose a crime that is NOT a misdemeanor.
manslaughter
speeding
stealing a candy bar
jaywalking
Choose a phrase used to describe someone who was exonerated.
"At last she is free"
"She really did do it"
"It could never be proven"
"We will never know the answer"
How would you feel if something you owned was purloined?
upset
indifferent
happy
justified
Choose a behavior that is not likely to be condemned.
working at your job
breaking the law
living immorally
going against society
How would you feel if you are culpable of something?
guilty
unhappy
proud
angry
Which of these is NOT an example of malfeasance?
working
taking money
trespassing
cheating
Choose someone who is LEAST likely to be unscrupulous.
superhero
terrorist
bank robber
CEO of a big company
Choose someone who is LEAST LIKELY to extort money from a company.
the customer
The CEO
the money manager
a robber
