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    This document contains a multiple choice quiz on legal terminology with 53 questions. The questions cover topics like trials, sentencing, criminals, prisons, and legal procedures. Each question is followed by 3 answer choices with the correct answer indicated.

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    Drept

    anul 2, sem 1

    MULTIPLE CHOICE

    33.
    The woman ….. for her husband’s life when he was found guilty of murder.

    a. debated
    b. pleaded
    c. bid

    ANS: B

    34.
    The accused man was able to prove his innocence at the trial and was ….. .

    a. absolved
    b. acquitted
    c. forgiven

    ANS: B

    35.
    Jack the Ripper was a hardened criminal without a scrap of ….. for his crimes.

    a. penance
    b. pity
    c. remorse

    ANS: C

    36.
    His sentence has been commuted to five months on the ….. of failing health.

    a. bases
    b. causes
    c. grounds

    ANS: C
    37.
    The prisoners had spent almost a month digging a ….. before the guards discovered it.

    a. pipe
    b. pass
    c. tunnel

    ANS: C

    38.
    He was thrown into prison and ….. of his property.

    a. confiscated
    b. denied
    c. deprived

    ANS: C

    39.
    There is no doubt about the outcome of the trial. The man is a ….. criminal.

    a. self-conscious
    b. self-contained
    c. self-confessed

    ANS: C

    40.
    If the terrorists are not sent to prison, there will be a public ….. .

    a. attack
    b. outcry
    c. onslaught

    ANS: B

    41.
    It is often difficult for ex-convicts to keep to the ….. and narrow.

    a. deep
    b. long
    c. straight
    ANS: C

    42.
    When the detectives finally trapped him, he had to ….. to lying.

    a. recourse
    b. resource
    c. retort

    ANS: C

    43.
    The judge recommended more humane forms of punishment for juvenile ….. .

    a. delinquents
    b. sinners
    c. villains

    ANS: A

    44.
    The murdered proved to be an apparently well-behaved ….. middle-aged woman.

    a. inoffensive
    b. offensive
    c. unoffending

    ANS: A

    45.
    He found some squatters living in his house so he asked the court for a speedy ….. .

    a. discharge
    b. ejection
    c. eviction

    ANS: C

    46.
    The witness ….. the statements made by the accused man.
    a. agreed
    b. confessed
    c. corroborated

    ANS: C

    47.
    A prominent local figure was ….. as co-respondent in a divorce case.

    a. accused
    b. nominated
    c. cited

    ANS: C

    48.
    The whole story was a ….. of her imagination.

    a. fabrication
    b. fantasy
    c. figment

    ANS: C

    49.
    As she was the murderer’s mother, the judge ….. the normal restrictions on visits and let her
    see him.

    a. abandoned
    b. lifted
    c. relinquished

    ANS: B

    50.
    The baby at the centre of the controversy has been made a ….. of court.

    a. child
    b. progeny
    c. ward

    ANS: C
    51.
    After considering the evidence for a few hours, the Jury came to a(n) ….. verdict.

    a. unambiguous
    b. unanimous
    c. united

    ANS: B

    52.
    It was a reasonable ….. to draw in the light of the evidence.

    a. assessment
    b. conclusion
    c. interpretation

    ANS: B

    53.
    Ms Stickyfinger was charged with ….. the funds of the organization.

    a. misappropriating
    b. mislaying
    c. mistaking

    ANS: A

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