Explanation:

- The statement says "Dishonest intention must precede the act of taking."

- Option 1: Criminal misappropriation

- Here, the property is innocently acquired, but later, dishonest intention develops. Dishonest intention does not always precede the taking.

- Option 2: Criminal breach of trust

- Property is entrusted lawfully, and later there is dishonest conversion. The intention doesn't always exist from the start.

- Option 3: Theft

- For theft, dishonest intention must exist before or at the time of taking property. The act is done with the intent to take it dishonestly. This is the correct answer.

- Option 4: None

- This would be correct only if none of the above matched, which isn’t the case here.