courtroom
crime
grammar
100

Who asks everyone in the courtroom to stand when the judge enters?

Bailiff

100

Which crime is taking goods from a store without paying for them?

shoplifting

100

The bailiff (ask / asks) everyone to stand when the judge enters.

asks

200

Who translates the words of a person who speaks a different language?

interpreter 

200

Which crime is secretly bringing goods across a border illegally, and which crime is tricking people to get their money?

 smuggling; fraud


200

The police (have arrested / are arresting) two suspects since Monday.

have arrested

300

Who is the lawyer that speaks for the person accused in a case?

defence attorney 

300

Why is burglary usually considered more serious than shoplifting?

Burglary involves breaking into a private home or building, which threatens people’s safety, while shoplifting is taking goods from an open store. 


300

Choose the correct sentence:
a) The lawyer have never lost a case.
b) The lawyer has never lost a case.
c) The lawyer has never losed a case.

b) The lawyer has never lost a case.

400

Who is a group of citizens that listens to a criminal case and decides if the accused is guilty?

jury 


400

What is the difference between theft and robbery?

theft is taking something without force, while robbery uses force or a threat against a person.

400

Find and correct the spelling mistake in each word: “kidnaping”, “vandalizm”, “smugling”.

kidnapping, vandalism, smuggling

500

Why must the court reporter and the interpreter stay neutral?

Any change or opinion could make the record or testimony inaccurate and lead to an unfair decision.

500

A group breaks into a shop at night, takes the goods, and sprays graffiti on the walls. Which three crimes did they commit?

Burglary, theft, and vandalism.

500

Complete the missing letters: c_ur_ r_p_rt_r, d_f_nd_nt, c_ml_ nt

court reporter, defendant, complaint 


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