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cdr_15

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In prison language, a shank refers most likely to:
 
  a. a weapon.
  b. a drug.
 c. the manufacturing of wine and liquor. d. the inmate most likely to rat out other inmates.

Question 2

Argot is:
 
  a. prison slang.
  b. identification number.
  c. movement of prisoners.
  d. work assignment.



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Answer to Question 1

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