1. According to the Prevention of Crimes Act 1871 and the Prevention of Crime Act 1908 the expression "__________" means any felony or the offence of uttering false or counterfeit coin. a) punishment b) crime c) imprisonment 2. Modern world is in

1. According to the Prevention of Crimes Act 1871 and the Prevention of Crime Act 1908 the expression "__________" means any felony or the offence of uttering false or counterfeit coin.
a) punishment
b) crime
c) imprisonment

2. Modern world is in constant __________ against various crimes.
a) cooperation
b) contribution
c) struggle

3. Depending on the offense __________ there are such types of crimes: sex, drug, violent, white collar crimes, thefts, federal crimes etc.
a) scale
b) nature
c) severity

4. Every crime must be __________ for it not to be repeated.
a) disclosed
b) punished
c) announced

5. People, who commit crimes, are called “__________”.
a) criminals
b) advocates
c) prosecutors
6. There are also more __________ types of punishment including physical pain infliction, imprisonment and even capital punishment.
a) humane
b) soft
c) severe
7. Crime is an __________ action against a person or his property.
a) unexpected
b) illegal
c) usual
8. Criminals are punished to take __________ on wrongdoers or for crime prevention.
a) revenge
b) reward
c) benefit
9. The __________ types of compensation for crimes are fines, community service and restitution.
a) secondary
b) chief
c) extra
10. The __________ crimes under international law are genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
a) main
b) secondary
c) excessive