II. Choose the correct variant. 1. Law-abiding citizens should … laws. a) pass b)...

Question

II. Choose the correct variant.

1. Law-abiding citizens should … laws.
a) pass b) observe c) establish
2. The main duty of the police is … public order.
a) to prevent b) to maintain c) to damage
3. … is imposed on a person who violated a law, a rule or other norm.
a) punishment b) murder c) homicide
4. Felonies are always serious … .
a) guilts b) thefts c) offences
5. Scotland Yard is the … of the London police force.
a) Home Office b) Home Secretary c) headquarters
6. The government proposed to make some … to the Constitution.
a) laws b) codes c) amendments
7. Generally, the jury’s … must be unanimous.
a) verdict b) evidence c) settlement
8. The accused person is called the … .
a) clerk of court b) defendant c) juror
9. The most severe punishment in Britain now is … .
a) incarceration b) life imprisonment c) rehabilitation
10. After graduation from the University we’ll get a diploma of a … .
a) detective b) investigator c) lawyer

Answer 1

1. Law-abiding citizens should … laws.  b) observe
2. The main duty of the police is … public order. b) to maintain
3. … is imposed on a person who violated a law, a rule or other norm.
a) punishment
4. Felonies are always serious … . c) offences
5. Scotland Yard is the … of the London police force. c) headquarters
6. The government proposed to make some … to the Constitution.
  c) amendments
7. Generally, the jury’s … must be unanimous. a) verdict
8. The accused person is called the … . b) defendant
9. The most severe punishment in Britain now is … . b) life imprisonment
10. After graduation from the University we’ll get a diploma of a … . c) lawyer