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Spring 2013, Week 4: FRAUD ("Catch Me If You Can")
Click on LIST OF TERMS below to study this week's vocabulary words.
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fraud, 
| the crime of using dishonest methods to take something valuable from another person |
| false,
| not true or genuine; not true or accurate |
| motive,
| a reason for doing something (especially for committing a crime) |
| impersonate,
| to pretend to be another person |
| phony,
| fake; not true or genuine; not real |
| con,
| to deceive or trick someone; to persuade someone by telling lies |
physician,  ,
| a doctor |
| deceive,
| to lie to someone |
| impressed,
| feeling admiration because someone is amazing or has incredible skills |
| claim,
| to say that something is true |
| fake,
| false; phony; not real or true |
| transcript,
| an official document that shows a student's grades from school |
| suspicious,
| acting in a way that causes people to question you or to NOT trust you |
| abroad,
| in a foreign country |
| undetected,
| not seen; hidden from view |
| apprehend,
| to catch (a criminal) |
| entry-level,
| the lowest level in a company; the level of someone who is just starting a job or career |
| due to,
| because of (used to introduce a REASON or CAUSE) |
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