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The authorities arrested the ____ (fraud) after a long investigation.
fraudster
Oops!
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If the victim ____ (report) the fraud earlier, they could have recovered their money.
had reported
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The hacker has stole the customer’s banking information.(Correct the errors)
The hacker has **stolen** the customer’s banking information.
Oops!
Okay!
Scammers ____ (use) various techniques to obtain credit card details.
use
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She didn’t received any notification about the unauthorized transaction.(Correct the errors)
She didn’t **receive** any notification about the unauthorized transaction.
Oops!
Okay!
____ online banking requires strong security measures.(a, an, the, or no article)
No article
Oops!
Okay!
____ debit card fraud is becoming more common nowadays.(a, an, the, or no article)
No article
Oops!
Okay!
The police is investigating a large-scale debit card scam.(Correct the errors)
The police **are** investigating a large-scale debit card scam.
Oops!
Okay!
She fell victim ____ a sophisticated scam.(Choose the correct preposition)
to
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Fraudsters send fake emails ____ they want to steal personal information.(and, but, because, although, so)
because
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Many banks offer ____ (protect) against fraudulent transactions.
protection
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Many customers ____ (not realize) they were being scammed until it was too late.
did not realize
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The website looked suspicious, ____ he decided not to enter his details.(and, but, because, although, so)
so
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She lost her credit card, ____ she reported it immediately.(and, but, because, although, so)
so
Oops!
Okay!
The company warned customers about ____ (suspicious) emails.
suspicious
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He was arrested ____ suspicion of committing credit card fraud.(Choose the correct preposition)
on
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The police launched an ____ (investigate) into the fraud case.
investigation
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He received ____ email claiming to be from his bank.(a, an, the, or no article)
an
Oops!
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The bank ____ (freeze) the fraudulent account last night.
froze
Oops!
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He have reported the fraud to the authorities.(Correct the errors)
He **has** reported the fraud to the authorities.
Oops!
Okay!
Online fraud ____ (increase) rapidly over the past decade.
has increased
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The company warned customers ____ potential phishing emails.(Choose the correct preposition)
about
Oops!
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She ignored the warning signs ____ she trusted the sender.(and, but, because, although, so)
because
Oops!
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A fraudster used ____ stolen identity to open a new account.(a, an, the, or no article)
a
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The victim immediately contacted ____ police.(a, an, the, or no article)
the
Oops!
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He was careful with his PIN, ____ his account was still hacked.(and, but, because, although, so)
but
Oops!
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I was scammed because I didn’t knew about phishing techniques.(Correct the errors)
I was scammed because I didn’t **know** about phishing techniques.
Oops!
Okay!
The bank investigated the claim ____ two weeks.(Choose the correct preposition)
for
Oops!
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Fraudsters often target people ____ weak passwords.(Choose the correct preposition)
with
Oops!
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His identity was ____ (steal) by hackers.
stolen
Oops!
Okay!
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