Crime Vocabulary Quiz

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Article: A written composition on a specific topic, often published in newspapers, magazines, or online platforms.
Blog: A regularly updated website or web page, typically run by an individual or small group, presenting informal or conversational content.
Cartoon: A humorous illustration or animated short, often conveying a social or political message.
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Instruction Manual: A guide outlining the steps needed to operate or assemble a product.
Quote: A repeated statement or phrase attributed to a person, often highlighting their thoughts or beliefs.
Receipt: A document acknowledging payment for goods or services.
Recipe: A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish or food item.
Review: An evaluation or critique of a product, service, or creative work.
Travel Guide: A resource providing information on destinations, attractions, and travel tips.
Tweet: A brief message posted on the social media platform Twitter.

Acceptable: Considered satisfactory or sufficient; meets established criteria.
Bearable: Capable of being endured; tolerable.
Flexible: Adaptable to change; able to be adjusted.
Reasonable: Fair and sensible; aligned with common sense and logic.
Reliable: Consistently good in quality or performance; trustworthy.
Responsible: Having an obligation to do something or having control over someone or something.
Visible: Able to be seen; clear or apparent.

Arrest a Suspect: The act of detaining an individual believed to be involved in a crime.
Be Guilty: Found to have committed a crime or offense.
Be Innocent: Not guilty of a crime; free from wrongdoing.
Catch a Thief: Successfully apprehending an individual who steals.
Commit a Crime: To engage in unlawful activity.
Do Community Service: Performing voluntary work for the benefit of the community, often ordered by a court.
Go on Trial: The legal process where evidence is presented in court to determine guilt or innocence.
Go to Prison: Serving time in a correctional facility as punishment for a crime.
Investigate a Crime: Conducting a systematic inquiry into a criminal incident.
Look for Clues: Searching for evidence that may help solve a crime.
Pay a Fine: Financial penalty imposed for violating a law or regulation.
Question a Suspect: Interrogating a person believed to have information about a crime.
Solve a Crime: Successfully uncovering the details behind a criminal act.

Suspect Someone: To have an idea or belief that a person might have committed a crime.
Burglar: A person who illegally enters a building with the intent to commit theft.
Burglary: The crime of entering a building unlawfully with the intent to commit theft.
Kidnapper: An individual who unlawfully seizes and carries away a person by force or fraud.
Kidnapping: The act of abducting and holding someone against their will.
Murder: The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.
Murderer: A person who commits murder.
Pickpocket: An individual who stealthily steals from the pockets of others.
Pickpocketing: The act of stealing from someone's pocket or bag without them noticing.
Robber: A person who commits robbery.
Robbery: Taking property unlawfully from a person or place through force or intimidation.
Theft: The act of stealing; taking someone else's property without permission.
Thief: A person who steals.
Vandal: An individual who deliberately destroys or damages property.
Vandalism: The action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property.