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Exercise "Vocabulary: prison sentences", created by here4u (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 228 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 89.5 / 100 Share
Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): icare29 / FRANCE, on Thursday 31 August - 18:25:
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Stats (228 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 87.7 %
After his preceding escapes from successive penitentiaries, the prisoner will be kept in a * where he’ll have no contacts with others.
Question 2 passed: 82.9 %
As he was condemned to a twenty-year *, Pablo was certain he wouldn’t die a free man.
Question 3 passed: 88.6 %
When the inmate called for help, the * finally came in and told him to stop it!
Question 4 passed: 97.4 %
The prison * was tiny indeed… Besides the bunk-beds, there were very small cupboards to keep the prisoners’ belongings…
Question 5 passed: 93.4 %
After all that he had done, the man understood he would spend the rest of his life *.
Question 6 passed: 87.7 %
In the United States, murderers can still be * in twenty-six States out of fifty.
Question 7 passed: 92.1 %
During the First World War, a deserter was sure to be shot by a *.
Question 8 passed: 88.2 %
During the test, several students were *…
Question 9 passed: 86.8 %
In France, * was abolished in 1981.
Question 10 passed: 86.8 %
As it was the young criminal’s first offence, he was given a *. Let’s hope it will teach him a lesson…
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