Question

1. She will go on ____________ for fraud. (TRY) 2. She agreed without the slightest ___________. (HESITATE) 3. Jurors thought that the defense’s arguments were very ____________. (CONVINCE) 4. It’s ___________ to sell tobacco to someone under 16. (LEGAL) 5. A capital ___________ is a crime for which death is the punishment. (OFFEND) 6. Cheating and foul play should be severely ___________. (PENALTY) 7. I think that the judge’s ___________ was fully ___________. (DECIDE/JUST) 8. She was acting totally ___________. (RESPONSIBLE) 9. Lawyers are trying to prove their client’s ___________. (INNOCENT) 10. She died in ___________ circumstances. (SUSPECT) 11. His ____________ record includes ___________ for assault and dangerous driving. (CRIME/CONVICT) 12. After ___________ the manager with a knife, he stole $500 and ran off. (THREAT) 13. Two students were ___________ very differently for the same offence. (PENALTY) 14. His enemies have made false ___________ against him. (ACCUSE)

Answer 1

1. She will go on ____________ for fraud. (TRYING)

2. She agreed without the slightest ___________. (HESITATION)

3. Jurors thought that the defense’s arguments were very ____________. (CONVINIENT)

4. It’s ___________ to sell tobacco to someone under 16. (ILLEGAL)

5. A capital ___________ is a crime for which death is the punishment. (OFFENCE)

6. Cheating and foul play should be severely ___________. (PENALIZED)

7. I think that the judge’s ___________ was fully ___________. (DECISION/UNJUST)

8. She was acting totally ___________. (IRRESPONSIBLY)

9. Lawyers are trying to prove their client’s ___________. (INNOCENCE)

10. She died in ___________ circumstances. (SUSPECIOUS)

11. His ____________ record includes ___________ for assault and dangerous driving.

(CRIMINAL/CONVICTION)

12. After ___________ the manager with a knife, he stole $500 and ran off. (THREATENING)

13. Two students were ___________ very differently for the same offence. (PENALIZED)

14. His enemies have made false ___________ against him. (ACCUSATION)

Answer 2

1. She will go on trial for fraud.
2. She agreed without the slightest hesitation.
3. Jurors thought that the defense’s arguments were very convincing.
4. It’s illegal to sell tobacco to someone under 16.
5. A capital offense is a crime for which death is the punishment.
6. Cheating and foul play should be severely penalized.
7. I think that the judge’s decision was fully just.
8. She was acting totally responsible.
9. Lawyers are trying to prove their client’s innocence.
10. She died in suspicious circumstances.
11. His criminal record includes convictions for assault and dangerous driving.
12. After threatening the manager with a knife, he stole $500 and ran off.
13. Two students were penalized very differently for the same offence.
14. His enemies have made false accusations against him.