Law and order
In the TED-Ed video, you are going to come across quite a few words associated with law and order. These two tasks will help you recognise and remember them.
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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
Match the two halves of the sentences. Click on the words below to check their meaning.
- trial (n.)
- accuse (v.)
- treason (n.)
- corrupt (v.)
- legal (adj.)
- sentence (v.)
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- for robbery.
- treason against the state.
- corrupting young people.
- right to demand their money back.
- to death.
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The criminal was on trial
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Richter is accused of committing
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Rock music was believed by some to be
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Consumers have the legal
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The revolutionaries were sentenced
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Question 2 of 2
2. Question
Complete the sentences below with ‘just’ (= morally right and fair) and other words with the same root. Use a different word in each gap.
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- Children have a strong sense of .
- The King was respected as a ruler.
- We are fighting against poverty and .
- They didn’t mind breaking the law because they believed the law was .
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