Test on English Vocabulary with Slovak Translation

English Vocabulary with Slovak Translation

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The term for a person who takes things by plundering or robbing is 'looter'.

Test: English Vocabulary (Crime and Descriptions), Crime and Theft Vocabulary

20 questions

Question 1: The term for a person who takes things by plundering or robbing is 'looter'.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: According to the study materials, 'looter' is defined as 'človek, ktorý plieni', which translates to 'a person who plunders'.

Question 2: The verb 'to arson' means to deliberately set fire to property.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The study materials list 'arson' as a noun meaning 'podpaláčstvo' and 'arsonist' as a noun meaning 'podpaláč'. They do not provide 'to arson' as a verb.

Question 3: Which of the following adjectives from the study materials describes a personality trait or a person's behavior?

A. careless

B. dangerous

C. childish

D. drinkable

Explanation: The adjectives 'careless' and 'childish' describe personality or behavior. 'Dangerous' describes a situation or object, and 'drinkable' describes a quality of a liquid.

Question 4: Which of the following verbs describes a criminal action according to the study materials?

A. damage

B. lean

C. kill

D. launch

Explanation: According to the study materials, 'damage' means 'poškodiť, zničit' and 'kill' means 'zabiť', both of which can be criminal actions. 'Lean' means 'opierať sa, nakloniť sa' and 'launch' means 'spustiť', which are not listed as criminal actions.

Question 5: Is 'vandalise' a term from the study materials that means to destroy?

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The wordlist defines 'vandalise' as a verb meaning 'ničiť', which translates to destroy.