Offenses: Exit test

Your name Write your name here: Complete the text A mugging was reported tonight at 2 am. A thief with a knife approached a young man and heldhim at knifepoint. The thief demanded his cellphone. The man handed the phone and the thief escaped. Match Match the offense with the correct sentece "He destroyed a statue in the park" Vandalism "He hit his wife and kid" Domestic violence "She took a pack of cigarrettes and ran away" Shoplifting "He shot him in the chest three times" Murder "Three men entered my house this night and took my money" Burglary What can be evidence on a crime scene? Select all the correct options. Blood marks A fine A punch Finger prints Wounds A threat A witness Select the correct option:"The thief _ money and cellphones" Demand Demanded Demanding "The testimony made the judge _ him to 5 years in prison." sentece acquit plead guilty "For the case of vandalism, they let him go only with a _." Testimony Fine Kick Classify Classify the following vocabulary into three categories: Crimes Murder Robbery Smuggle Rape Violence Hit Punch Stab Isolate Harass Threat Court terms Give testimony Acquit Convict Plead guilty Complete using the words Petty crimes are small offenses that don't need conviction. A petty crime is usually punished with a fine or a caution. Petty crimes can be shoplifting or vandalism, and it's more common for the perpetrators to be between 15 and 25 years. On the other hand, serious crimes involve prison sentence or community service. An example of a serious crime is murder. In Uruguay, the maximun punishment is sentence to 30 years in prison, but in other countries like United States, there is life imprisonment and even death penalty.