Answer:
Completing Sentences with suitable words:
1. The boy said he hadn't stolen the car. He just wanted to go j_ _ _ _d_ _ _.
judge it.
2. He doesn't like having kids in his shop because he's worried about s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _s.
shoot-outs.
3. There's a problem with v_ _ _ _l_ _ _ in our area.
violence
There's a lot of graffiti and kids smash things.
4. We went to the police station to report the t_ _ _ _ of my bike.
theft
5. Police q_ _ _ _ _ _ _ed the young man because they thought he might be the killer.
questioned
6. The b_ _ _ _ _r came into the house through a window.
burglar
7. ‘Hands up and don't move! This is a r_ _ _ _ _y!' said the man in the mask.
robbery
8. I read about the m_ _g_ _ _ in the paper and now I don't walk alone in the streets at night.
mugging
9. The fire wasn't an accident. It was the work of a_ _ _ _ _ _ _s.
arsons
Explanation:
To complete sentences with suitable words, you must look out for the context and meaning. While some words may fit in a space, they may not be suitable in the context. The meaning of the sentence is also important. Words are used in sentences to produce some meanings. A sentence without meaning is useless.
