English for Criminology 2024/25 A

1. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the correct option: The sentence "Long live the Queen" is an example of: a. Reported speech. b. Inversion. c. The passive voice. d. Auxiliary/main verb separation.

2. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the correct option to fill the gap in this sentence about the Spanish legal system: "Title VI of the Constitution is given over the__________ [Poder Judicial], with Article 117 stating that the principle of the unity of the judicial power is the basis for the organisation.". a. Judiciary. b. Judicial. c. Judicial Power. d. Judiciary Court.

3. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, a feature of legal English is the presence of complex prepositional phrases, which usually consist of... a. preposition + (article) + noun + another noun. b. preposition + noun + another presposition. c. preposition + noun + another preposition + (article) + another noun. d. preposition + (article) + noun + another preposition.

4. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the keyword that is NOT related theories that have attempted to explain violence: a. Economic sociology. b. Social learning. c. Social disorganization. d. Economic deprivation.

5. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the option that includes three reporting verbs which indicate a neutral attitude towards the cited material: a. Report, explain and hold. b. Describe, answer and report. c. Postulate, suggest and describe. d. Report, hold and claim.

6. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, the United Kingdom does not have a single legal system. Choose the correct option: a. The law in Northern Ireland was influenced by Roman law and is different from the law of England, Wales and Scotland. b. The law in Scotland was influenced by Roman law and is different from the law of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. c. The law in Scotlan was influenced by Germanic law and is different from the law of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. d. The law in England was influenced by Germanic law and is different from the law of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

7. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, select the counterpart of "inquisitorial court procedure". a. adjectival. b. partial. c. accusatorial. d. procedural.

8. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the correct option that corresponds to this definition: "a serious crime which can be punished by imprisonment". a. robbery. b. felony. c. misdemeanour. d. burglary.

9. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the correct option: "Cybercrime has now surpassed illegal__________ as a criminal moneymaker.". a. ciberstalking. b. fraud. c. drug trafficking. d. theft.

10. According to the materials studied in this subject and in the specific context in which the following appears, choose the correct option: "Personal crimes such as physical and sexual assault commonly entail longer-term __________ Shapland et al. (1985, p. 98-99) studied 300 victims of assault, robbery, or rape and found that 75% were__________ at the `outcome interview´ two and a half years after the offence.". a. effects, affected. b. affects, affected. c. effects, effected. d. results, contrived.