Types of Crimes:Reading Practice

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In this activity you should read a passage out loud. You may be required to test your microphone first. You should see the audio recorder below. After you have started recording the reading passage will appear. Read the passage aloud as clearly as you can.
Listen to a speaker read the passage aloud. You do not need to read aloud.
Listen to the speaker. Repeat after each sentence and check your pronunciation.
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Listen: Listen to a speaker read the passage aloud. You do not need to read aloud.
Practice: Listen to the speaker. Repeat after each sentence and check your pronunciation.
Shadow Practice: Read the passage aloud, along with the teacher. You should wear headphones.
Read: Read the passage aloud. Speak at a speed that is natural for you.
Quiz: Read the passage silently. Then answer the questions about the passafe.

Understanding Types of Crimes
Crimes can be broadly categorized into two main types: felonies and misdemeanors. Felonies are serious crimes that typically result in severe penalties, including imprisonment for more than one year, while misdemeanors are less serious offenses that may lead to shorter jail sentences or fines. Within these categories, crimes can further be classified into various subtypes, such as property crimes (like burglary and theft), violent crimes (including assault and homicide), white-collar crimes (such as fraud and embezzlement), and cybercrimes (like hacking and identity theft). Understanding these distinctions is crucial for legal studies, as they influence the criminal justice system's responses and the societal implications of criminal behavior.

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