ACADEMY FOR JUDGES AND PUBLIC PROSECUTORS

АКАДЕМИЈА ЗА СУДИИ И ЈАВНИ ОБВИНИТЕЛИ

АНГЛИСКИ ЈАЗИК
Marija Madzar-Ribar Марија Маџар - Рибар
marijamadzar@yahoo.com

24th February 2021, Wednesday 24. февруари 2021, среда

Group II: 13:10 - 14:40 (2 classes) група II: 13:10 - 14:40 (2 часа)
Group I: 14:50 – 16:20 (2 classes) група I: 14:50 – 16:20 (2 часа)

N.B.
1. to charge, v = to state officially that someone may be guilty of a crime:
charge sb with sth Gibbons has been charged with murder.
The suspect was charged with reckless driving.
2. to charge, v = to ask someone for a particular amount of money for something you are
selling: charge sb for sth The restaurant charged us €40 for the wine.
We won’t charge for delivery if you pay now.
3. to charge sth on sth (Am E) to pay for something with a CREDIT CARD:
I charged the shoes on Visa. ’How would you like to pay?’ I’ll charge it.

4. to accuse, v = to say that you believe someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something bad:
accuse sb of (doing) sth He was accused of murder; Smith accused her of lying;
Two women have been accused of kidnapping a new born baby
Are you accusing me of lying?
The professor stands accused of (=has been accused of) stealing student’s ideas and publishing
them.
(Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, Pearson Education Limited, England 2009)

I. Circle the correct word in each sentence:

1. A burglar / burglary broke into my house last night.
2. The thieves caught / stole a lot of jewellery yesterday.
3. There were lots of fingerprints / investigations on the furniture because the thief didn’t
wear gloves.
4. The detective found an important burglary / clue in the car.
5. The police started the investigation / process last week.

II.
Complete the sentences using the cause and effect signals: as a result of, consequently,
Due to, associated with, led to

1.According to criminal records drug addiction is usually__________ crime.

2.__________ her indecent behaviour in the foreign country, the MP lost her position.
3. The jury reached the unanimous verdict of ‘not guilty’ and __________ the defendant was
released.
4. His false testimony in court ___________ the proceedings taking the wrong direction.
5. Customs officials uncovered a plot to smuggle weapons into the country __________ serious
and thorough investigation.
III.The passive voice is used when we want to emphasize the recipient of the action. It is also
used when the doer of the actions is not known or not important.

Write the following sentences into passive:

1.The police suspected two young men of arson, but they did not find any evidence.
______________________________________________________________________

2. Jo Brown told me that somebody had attacked and robbed him on the street.
_______________________________________________________________________

3.They found the car not far from the scene of the crime and dusted for fingerprints.
_______________________________________________________________________

4.They will have to call in detectives to help in the search for the murderer.
________________________________________________________________________

5.The police have made a detailed investigation, and have arrested the robbers of the bank.
_________________________________________________________________________

IV. Choose the best answer for each question:

1. Several ______ came forward to give details of the crime to the police.
(A) passers-by (B) observers (C) on-lookers (D) witnesses

2. He ______ guilty to the crime.

(A) admitted (B) pleaded (C) said (D) confessed

3. The police officers, though armed, tried to avoid a(n) ______ with the gunman.
(A) meeting (B) confrontation (C) encounter (D) attack

4. He will be ______ from prison in six months’ time.

(A) sent out (B) let go (C) released (D) discharged

5. His ______ for murder lasted eleven days.

(A) trial (B) proceedings (C) process (D) condemnation

6. The police ______ him with armed robbery.

(A) arrested (B) charged (C) penalised (D) accused