Forms of punishment

3. The young offender was put on ..... for two years. He has to report to a ..... officer every week.
7. Tom was ..... for a car theft. He will spend two years behind bars.
8. If you have a police ..... , you may be banned from holding some public functions, for example you can’t be a teacher.
9. For the awful murder he’d committed he was sentenced to life ..... .
11. The suspect was ..... for questioning.
12. She didn’t have good performance at work and was ..... for promotion.
13. The judge gave him a ..... sentence taking his young age into consideration.
15. My son played truant. Now he will be ..... for two weeks. Apart from school he will not go out anywhere.
16. He got ..... with punishment again. He should have been penalised for what he did.

1. Finally, he was ..... off without any punishment. There was no real evidence against him.
2. We were ..... entry to Israel because we had a stamp from Egypt in our passports.
4. The teacher was ..... by the school principal for neglecting her duties.
5. The journalist’s article was ..... . Some of his views were too radical for the country’s political regime.
6. I got a ..... and some penalty points for speeding yesterday.
10. He was ..... from school for cheating during an exam.
14. In some Arab countries ..... punishment still exists.-People are whipped in public for the wrong things they had done.