English for Criminology

Choose the correct option: The sentence “Long live the Queen" is an example of _____. Reported speech. Inversion. The passive voice. Auxiliary/main verb separation.

Choose the correct preposition for the following sentence: "The parties finally entered _____ the agreement after a long negotiation.". at. in. over. into.

Choose the correct option: "The opposite of a minor crime is a _____ crime.". big. serious. hard. mayor.

If the research findings you are reporting support what you believe, you are more likely to use the...: Past tense. Present tense. Present continuous. Present perfect.

Choose the correct option: “The defendant (D) was employed to keep guard a railway crossing, his job was to operate the gates so as to allow pedestrians to cross the line. D left his post and went off, leaving the gates in a position enabling pedestrians to cross the line. D was charged with the _____ of a pedestrian hit by a train at the crossing.". murder. negligence. dead. manslaughter.

Choose the correct use of "linking words": There may, however, be a number of factors that mitigate or enhance the relationships between media violence and attitudes toward crime and justice. Despite that this issue is very complex, it is a problem that demands our attention. Apart from the relationship between fear of crime and crime show viewing is statistically weak, it is important for future research to examine this relationship. I went to class, afterwards I hadn't prepared anything.

Choose the correct option: "Judicial cooperation in criminal matters is based on the principle of _____ of judgments and judicial decisions by EU countries.". equality. mutual recognition. emission and recognition. mutual assessment.

Choose the correct option that corresponds to "a term that describes the amount of unreported or undiscovered crime": unreported figure. unknown figure. anonymous figure. dark figure.

Choose the correct synonym of "paramount": supreme. subordinate. trivial. collateral.

Choose the correct option: “He attributed this in part to an _____ wave of bawdy ballad singers who went around entertaining in pubs. He regarded suppression of these as counter-productive, so he urged the government to sponsor rival groups of _____ ballad singers". abandoned, with good music. asserted, with good health. alleged, wholesome. disowned, with good morals.