1. She will go on ____________ for fraud. (TRY)
2. She agreed without the slightest ___________. (HESITATE)
3. Jurors thought that the defense’s arguments were very ____________. (CONVINCE)
4. It’s ___________ to sell tobacco to someone under 16. (LEGAL)
5. A capital ___________ is a crime for which death is the punishment. (OFFEND)
6. Cheating and foul play should be severely ___________. (PENALTY)
7. I think that the judge’s ___________ was fully ___________. (DECIDE/JUST)
8. She was acting totally ___________. (RESPONSIBLE)
9. Lawyers are trying to prove their client’s ___________. (INNOCENT)
10. She died in ___________ circumstances. (SUSPECT)
11. His ____________ record includes ___________ for assault and dangerous driving.
(CRIME/CONVICT)
12. After ___________ the manager with a knife, he stole $500 and ran off. (THREAT)
13. Two students were ___________ very differently for the same offence. (PENALTY)
14. His enemies have made false ___________ against him. (ACCUSE)

1. She will go on ____________ for fraud. (TRYING)

2. She agreed without the slightest ___________. (HESITATION)

3. Jurors thought that the defense’s arguments were very ____________. (CONVINIENT)

4. It’s ___________ to sell tobacco to someone under 16. (ILLEGAL)

5. A capital ___________ is a crime for which death is the punishment. (OFFENCE)

6. Cheating and foul play should be severely ___________. (PENALIZED)

7. I think that the judge’s ___________ was fully ___________. (DECISION/UNJUST)

8. She was acting totally ___________. (IRRESPONSIBLY)

9. Lawyers are trying to prove their client’s ___________. (INNOCENCE)

10. She died in ___________ circumstances. (SUSPECIOUS)

11. His ____________ record includes ___________ for assault and dangerous driving.

(CRIMINAL/CONVICTION)

12. After ___________ the manager with a knife, he stole $500 and ran off. (THREATENING)

13. Two students were ___________ very differently for the same offence. (PENALIZED)

14. His enemies have made false ___________ against him. (ACCUSATION)