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What term refers to the unlawful killing of another person without the intent to kill?
What term refers to the unlawful killing of another person without the intent to kill?
Which category of manslaughter involves a person being provoked into killing another?
Which category of manslaughter involves a person being provoked into killing another?
What is the primary crime associated with taking someone against their will?
What is the primary crime associated with taking someone against their will?
Which term describes ongoing unwanted behavior that can be verbal or physical?
Which term describes ongoing unwanted behavior that can be verbal or physical?
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What is the crime that includes abusive behavior used by one partner to control another?
What is the crime that includes abusive behavior used by one partner to control another?
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What is the act of deceiving someone for financial gain called?
What is the act of deceiving someone for financial gain called?
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What crime involves receiving something of value in exchange for influence?
What crime involves receiving something of value in exchange for influence?
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Which of the following describes a reckless action leading to someone's death?
Which of the following describes a reckless action leading to someone's death?
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Which term refers to continuously tracking someone, causing them fear or anxiety?
Which term refers to continuously tracking someone, causing them fear or anxiety?
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In the context of white collar crimes, what term describes tricking people into giving up their money?
In the context of white collar crimes, what term describes tricking people into giving up their money?
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What is the verb commonly used to describe the act of committing a crime?
What is the verb commonly used to describe the act of committing a crime?
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Which crime involves the illegal taking or damaging of someone else's property?
Which crime involves the illegal taking or damaging of someone else's property?
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When a person illegally enters a building with the intent to steal, what is this crime called?
When a person illegally enters a building with the intent to steal, what is this crime called?
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What is the crime where someone takes items from a person using force or threats?
What is the crime where someone takes items from a person using force or threats?
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The act of stealing from pockets or bags without the victim noticing is known as what?
The act of stealing from pockets or bags without the victim noticing is known as what?
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What is the term for stealing goods from a store without paying?
What is the term for stealing goods from a store without paying?
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Which of the following is a common attitude toward burglary according to the content?
Which of the following is a common attitude toward burglary according to the content?
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What do we call a person who commits vandalism?
What do we call a person who commits vandalism?
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Which of the following crimes does not necessarily involve confrontation?
Which of the following crimes does not necessarily involve confrontation?
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In the context of crime, what is the person committing fraud typically called?
In the context of crime, what is the person committing fraud typically called?
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What is the primary feature that differentiates robbery from theft?
What is the primary feature that differentiates robbery from theft?
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What term would describe the act of knocking over plant pots as mentioned in the content?
What term would describe the act of knocking over plant pots as mentioned in the content?
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Which term describes an individual who steals during a crowded event?
Which term describes an individual who steals during a crowded event?
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What is considered vandalism?
What is considered vandalism?
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Which of the following best describes arson?
Which of the following best describes arson?
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What is a common motive behind identity theft?
What is a common motive behind identity theft?
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How can one protect personal data according to the content?
How can one protect personal data according to the content?
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What defines an assault?
What defines an assault?
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What is the key difference between murder and manslaughter?
What is the key difference between murder and manslaughter?
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Which scenario qualifies as identity theft?
Which scenario qualifies as identity theft?
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What term is used for the person who commits arson?
What term is used for the person who commits arson?
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In what context is graffiti considered vandalism?
In what context is graffiti considered vandalism?
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What does the term 'fishing' refer to in the context of cyber crimes?
What does the term 'fishing' refer to in the context of cyber crimes?
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What could be a consequence of committing murder in many countries?
What could be a consequence of committing murder in many countries?
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What is the purpose of services like incog mentioned in the content?
What is the purpose of services like incog mentioned in the content?
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What is the term for the unlawful act of killing another person?
What is the term for the unlawful act of killing another person?
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What is a possible motive for vandalism as discussed?
What is a possible motive for vandalism as discussed?
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Study Notes
Crime Vocabulary
- Committing a Crime: The key verb for describing a crime is "commit."
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Crime Categories:
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Crimes Against Property: Involve illegal taking or damaging of others' property.
- Theft: Taking someone else's property without permission. A thief commits theft.
- Burglary: Breaking into a building (e.g., house, business) to steal. A burglar commits burglary. The speaker considers burglary the worst property crime because of the vulnerability it creates.
- Robbery: Stealing from a person or place using force or threats. Includes confrontation. A robber commits robbery. A thief is a more common term for the person committing the crime.
- Pickpocketing: Stealing items from someone's pockets or bags without them noticing, usually in crowded places. A pickpocket commits pickpocketing.
- Shoplifting: Stealing goods from a store. A shoplifter commits shoplifting.
- Vandalism: Intentionally destroying or damaging property (e.g., spray painting, breaking windows). A vandal commits vandalism. The speaker notes the subjectivity of vandalism as some graffiti may be considered art.
- Arson: Deliberately setting fire to property (e.g., buildings, land), often motivated by fraud. An arsonist commits arson.
- Identity Theft: Obtaining and using another person's personal information (e.g., name, social security number, credit card details) without permission. An identity thief commits identity theft.
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Crimes Against Property: Involve illegal taking or damaging of others' property.
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Crimes Against Persons: Directly harm or threaten individuals.
- Assault: Intentionally causing harm or threatening harm to another person. Physical contact isn't always needed (verbal threats, pointing a weapon). An assailant commits assault.
- Murder: Unlawful killing of another person, often premeditated. A murderer commits murder. Sentences vary by country, from life imprisonment to the death penalty.
- Manslaughter: Unlawful killing, but without the intent to kill. Two types: voluntary (provoked) and involuntary (negligent/reckless). An offender commits manslaughter.
- Kidnapping: Illegal taking of someone against their will and keeping them. A kidnapper commits kidnapping.
- Harassment: Repeated unwanted behavior (verbal, physical, emotional), creating fear or anxiety. A harasser commits harassment.
- Stalking: Repeated and unwanted surveillance, following, and contact. A stalker commits stalking.
- Domestic Violence: Abusive behavior to control or dominate a partner. An abuser commits domestic violence.
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White-Collar Crimes: Nonviolent crimes in business or personal situations, often involving deceit, fraud, or financial manipulation.
- Fraud: Deceiving someone for financial gain. A fraudster commits fraud. Examples include identity theft, tax fraud, and insurance fraud.
- Bribery: Offering, receiving, or giving something of value (usually money) in exchange for influence or favors. A person commits bribery.
Vocabulary Examples
- Example sentences throughout the video illustrate the use of the vocabulary.
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Test your knowledge of crime-related terminology with this quiz. You'll explore various categories of crimes, such as theft, burglary, and vandalism, and understand the key verbs associated with each. Perfect for those interested in law, criminology, or social studies.
