Unit 12 Vocab

1. To be watched carefully by the authorities instead of going to jail.
6. Physical harm or threats within a family or relationship.
7. Deceiving someone to get money or something valuable.
8. Money paid as punishment for a crime.
9. The program you use to look at websites.
11. A password that's difficult to guess.
14. To wave something (like a weapon) in a threatening way.
17. Stealing items from a store.
19. A punishment (like jail time) that doesn't happen if you behave well.
20. Like "myself," but for a group including the speaker (We enjoyed _____________).
21. Like "myself," but for a female person (She blamed _____________).
23. Crime committed using computers or the internet.
24. Using only small letters (like abc).
25. To decide officially in court that someone is not guilty.
26. Used to show that each person in a group does something to the others (They love _____________).
28. Entering a building illegally to steal things.
29. Like "myself," but for the person you're talking to (Be careful, you might hurt _____________).
30. Things you do to keep your information safe.
31. To follow or watch someone in a way that makes them scared.

2. Like "myself," but for a group not including the speaker (They helped _____________).
3. Like "myself," but for a male person (He hurt _____________).
4. To hold onto something tightly.
5. Unpaid work done to help the community as punishment.
10. Using only capital letters (like ABC).
12. To complete something you started.
13. Used when the subject and object of a sentence are the same person (I hurt _____________ (me).
15. Like "yourself," but for more than one person you're talking to (Don't worry, you'll figure it out _____________).
16. To step in and try to stop a situation.
18. Driving a vehicle in a way that could cause harm.
22. Tricks to steal credit card information.
27. To officially say someone cannot do something.