Match the crime (1–10) with the definition (a–j).

1.counterfeiting a) the exacting of money from someone by threat

2.bribery b) the forcible seizure of a commercial aircraft and the holding of its crew and all passengers as hostages against the acceptance of the hijackers’ demands

3.arson c) a crime against the state to which the allegiance is owed, consists of attempting to overthrow the government or betraying it into the hands of its enemies

4.blackmail d).the crime of offering, giving, receiving or soliciting anything of value with the intent of influencing someone in a responsible position to act contrary his or her duty

5. kidnapping e) the act of copying or imitating a genuine object with the intent of unlawfully distributing the copy

6.treason f) carrying away a person against that person’s will and often holding him or her for ransom

7. airplane hijacking g) the malicious burning of property for some illegal purposesuch as destroying evidence, collecting insurance, or injuringsomeone

8. barratry h)going onto someone’s land without their permission

9. computer crime i) the offence of stirring up lawsuits that have no grounds

10. trespassing j) any crime accomplished through special knowledge of computer technology

Look through the list of crimes given below. Say which of them involves 1) counterfeit money; 2) pornography; 3) hostages; 4) a ransom; 5) heroin; 6) a traitor; 7) state secrets; 8) contraband; 9) a store detective. Give proof to your answers.

blackmail driving without due care and attention

kidnapping mugging

arson drug peddling

trespassing espionage (spying)

manslaughter shoplifting

smuggling treason

forgery hijacking

bigamy obscenity

baby- or wife-battering bribery and corruption

conspiracy petty theft

fraud robbery with violence

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