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IELTS Vocabulary  >  Exam - Crime

How This Topic Appears in the IELTS Exam

• Writing Task 2 opinion essays on crime prevention strategies
• Opinion essays on punishment and rehabilitation
• Discussion essays on prison systems
• Speaking Part 3 debates about law enforcement
• Questions about social causes of crime

Explore the IELTS vocabulary lists below and practise each set using quizzes and flashcards.

Exam - Crime Vocabulary Lists

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Sample IELTS Questions on Exam - Crime

1. Longer prison sentences are the best way to reduce crime. Do you agree or disagree?
2. Should young offenders be treated the same as adults?
3. What are the main causes of crime in modern society?
4. How can governments prevent repeat offending?

How to Use This Vocabulary for a Higher Band Score

• Distinguish between crime causes, prevention, and punishment precisely.
• Maintain a formal tone when discussing legal systems.
• Avoid emotional exaggeration in argumentative essays.
• Lexical precision in justice-related language supports Band 7+ responses.

IELTS Exam - Crime Vocabulary for Writing Task 2 & Speaking

Improve your IELTS Crime vocabulary for Writing Task 2 with formal language for prevention, policing, punishment, and rehabilitation.

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