Question

Помогите пожалуйста срочно Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D. Текст: In many legal (1) around the world, the defendant is (2) to be innocent until proven guilty. This means in (3) that it is not (4) to the defendant’s lawyers to prove that the defendant did not commit the crime he or she is (5) of. Rather , it is the responsibility of the (6) to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant did (7) the law. But what does the phrase “beyond a reasonable doubt” mean in (8)? It means that, although there may not be absolute (9) , such as a video, that the defendant committed the crime, the judge or (10) , after having examined all the (11) , are certain that the person is guilty. If they are not certain, or, in (12) words, if they believe there is a reasonable doubt, they must find the defendant “not guilty”. In British (13) defendants are never (14) innocent. The only possible (15) are “guilty” or “not guilty”. Варианты ответов: 1. A structures B systems C constructions D arrangements 2. A asked B hoped C known D considered 3. A relation B agreement C effect D terms 4. A about B up C over D round 5. A accused B blamed C charged D arrested 6. A persecution B prescription C prosecution D persuasion 7. A commit B abandon C break D cheat 8. A favour B front C prison D practice 9. A observation B sign C proof D demonstration 10. A audience B jury C team D collective 11. A warnings B hints C confirmation D evidence 12. A other B more C differing D these 13. A exhibitions B courts C councils D institutions 14. A mentioned B declared C spoken D started 15. A verdicts B conclusions C decisions D effects

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.B 2.C 3.A 4.D. 5.A. 6.D. 7.B. 8.C. 9.A. 10.B. 11.A. 12.D. 13.C. 14.C 15.B

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answers to the multiple-choice questions are as follows:

1. A. structures 2. D. considered 3. D. terms 4. A. about 5. A. accused 6. C. prosecution 7. A. commit 8. B. front 9. C. proof 10. B. jury 11. D. evidence 12. A. other 13. B. courts 14. B. declared 15. A. verdicts

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