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Crime and punishment
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What does “jury” mean?
Group of criminals
Group of lawyers
Group of victims
Group who decides guilt
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What is a prison for?
To make money
To punish and protect
To hide people
To celebrate justice
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What does “break in” mean?
Take a break
Make a friend
Enter a building illegally
Fix something
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What is a crime?
A police job
A good deed
A type of game
Something illegal
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What is a suspect?
A person who may have done a crime
A crime scene
A punishment
A person who makes the law
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Which is NOT a crime?
Murder
Robbery
Honesty
Burglary
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What is the role of a judge?
Catch criminals
Decide punishment
Protect victims
Write the law
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What is “identity theft”?
Using someone’s name or data
Lying to a friend
Stealing someone’s clothes
Taking a passport legally
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What does it mean to be arrested?
To be invited by police
To be taken into custody
To get a job
To win a prize
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What is “pickpocketing”?
Taking money from a bank
Fighting with someone
Picking flowers
Stealing from someone’s pocket
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What is the opposite of crime?
Law
Rule
Justice
Safety
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Which of these is a non-violent crime?
Kidnapping
Theft
Assault
Murder
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What does 'rehabilitation' mean in justice?
Ignoring bad behavior
Helping criminals to change
Punishing forever
Giving rewards
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What is a police investigation?
A celebration
A crime report
A news article
Looking for the truth about a crime
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What is a sentence (in law)?
A grammar rule
A police story
A court decision or punishment
A warning
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What is 'community service'?
Going to prison for life
Calling emergency services
Working for the public without pay
Helping police in secret
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What is a criminal?
A person who helps others
A police officer
A person who breaks the law
A teacher
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What is “vandalism”?
Stealing
Damaging property
Lying in court
Helping the police
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Which is a violent crime?
Lying to get money
Damaging things on purpose
Breaking into house to steal
Hurting someone on purpose
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What is a court?
A place to buy food
A prison cell
A gym
A place where crimes are discussed
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Who works at a police station?
Police officer
Judge
Doctor
Teacher
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Why do people commit crimes?
Because of many social reasons
To get praise
Because the law says so
For fun
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Which job wears a uniform and catches criminals?
Police officer
Firefighter
Banker
Chef
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What is a victim?
A police officer
A person hurt by a crime
The person who commits a crime
A judge’s assistant
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What does “life sentence” mean?
Community service
A short punishment
Jail forever or many years
Freedom with conditions
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Which of these is a punishment?
Medal
Fine
Birthday party
Promotion
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What is “a fine”?
A police badge
A legal warning
A money penalty
A jail cell
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Which of these is a goal of punishment?
Entertainment
Justice
Revenge
Celebration
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What is “cybercrime”?
Stealing food
Crime in space
Car theft
Crimes online
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What does 'shoplifting' mean?
Stealing from a shop
Shopping fast
Lifting things in a shop
Moving a shop
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Who defends the accused in court?
Prosecutor
Witness
Defense lawyer
Judge
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What does “to steal” mean?
To help someone
To clean something
To take something without permission
To draw a picture
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Which is an alternative to prison?
Money for a favor
Suspended sentence
Death penalty
Robbery
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What is the opposite of guilty?
Honest
Arrested
Innocent
Sentenced
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What does “to break the law” mean?
To write a law
To respect the law
To read the law
To commit a crime
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What is a prison guard?
Someone who writes laws
Someone who protects a prison
Someone who steals
Someone who teaches prisoners
