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She gave false testimony under oath. = She...
told home truths
was tactful
deceived
commited perjury
The murderer wasn't punished for his hideous crime. =...
The murderer got away with his hideous crime.
The murderer passed off with his hideous crime.
The murderer embellished his hideous crime.
The murderer got out with his hideous crime.
He tried to pass himself off as an expert." What does the expression in bold mean?
to commit perjury
to swear an oath
to make people believe that you're someone/something else
Mark ______________ his test again!
cheated on
cheated under
cheated off
I copied and pasted part of someone else’s text into an essay and submitted it as my own work." This is:
to tell a white lie
to be tactful
to exaggerate
to plagiarise
Don't forget that you're __________ oath.
under
on
in
towards
A friend invited me to dinner but I was tired, so I told them I couldn't go because I was ill." This is:
to cheat on someone
to excuse
to make an excuse
to tell home truths
"I took a photo of a plate which I’d thrown in the air, then told my friends it was a UFO." This is:
to pass it off
to tell a white lie
to be deceived
to carry out a hoax
I told the judge in court that the accused had been with me all night, when in fact she hadn’t." This is:
to commit perjury
to get away with something
to plagiarise
to con
I told several people that someone in my class cheated on a test, when in fact I don’t know this for sure." This is:
to be tactful
get away with something
to spread malicious gossip
to pass it off
The suspect apparently conned a number of elderly people." This is:
to embellish
to carry out a hoax
to deceive
to trick
It is ______________ that a new house development will be built in town.
forgered
rumoured
blunted
It's easy to fall _________ the false impression that your computer is safe because an anti virus program is running.
on
out
in
under
