Share B2+ Unit 5 - Minor Offences and Punishments
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Throwing garbage in the park instead of the trash bin is called ______.
littering
The school gym is a ______ area for sports activities.
designated
Calling the fire department as a joke is an example of making a ______ call.
prank or hoax
Writing on the walls of the school without permission is considered ______.
vandalism
Shouting and fighting in the library is an example of ______.
disorderly conduct
Playing loud music late at night causes a ______.
noise disturbance
Stealing an item from a store once or repeatedly is known as ______.
shoplifting
Police can ______ for minor offenses like littering to discourage bad behavior.
issue an on-the-spot fine
Students who bully others may ______ from participating in school events.
be banned
Someone who commits a serious crime will ______ and face legal judgment.
be prosecuted in court
Instead of jail time, the offender was told to clean the park as part of ______.
community service
A teenager who keeps breaking rules may need to be ______ by a social worker.
supervised
a known record of having been arrested in the past for committing a crime
criminal record
a crime or illegal activity for which there is a punishment
offence
Work that someone does as punishment instead of going to prison
community service
a legal arrangement in which a person who has been found guilty of a crime is not sentenced to jail but may be sentenced for that crime at a future time if he or she commits another crime during a specified period
suspended sentence
