when someone enters another person’s house without asking and takes their things. (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
BURGLARY
when someone takes something from another person’s bag or pocket without them knowing (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
PICKPOCKETING
when someone takes something from a shop without paying for it. (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
SHOPLIFTING
when someone enters someone else’s computer system and takes information without them knowing. (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
HACKING
when someone damages private or public buildings or things. (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
VANDALISM
when someone dishonestly takes another person’s things and keeps them. (burglary- hacking- pickpocketing- shoplifting- theft- vandalism)
THEFT
I really worry about _______ reading my emails.
hackers
I read an article in the paper yesterday about some ______ in the city centre breaking windows.
vandals
_____ don’t care that when they enter someone’s house and take their things, it can have a huge emotional effect.
Burglars
There are signs everywhere on the metro telling passengers to be careful with their bags, as there are lots of _____.
pickpockets
They put cameras in the office after a _____ stole a lot of money from an employee’s desk.
thief
Mrs Santana caught the ____ who were trying to steal mobile phones from her shop.
shoplifters
