Crime and Punishment

Данная презентация знакомит с основными ключевыми словами по теме "Преступление и наказание", содержит 2 вида упражнения для закрепления. Первое - дать правильное название преступления в данном тексте, второе - угадать название преступления по картинке. Очень полезно для учеников, студентов и учителей изучающих данную тему и готовящихся к сдаче экзамена по английскому языку или к сдаче международных тестов.

Crime and Punishment

corporal punishment • to punish by physically harming the offender

Crime and Punishment

capital punishment • to punish by killing the offender

Crime and Punishment

community service • to spend time helping the community. For example, if a person does a minor crime they are often only punished by having to do community service

Crime and Punishment

fine • money paid for a crime

Crime and Punishment

victim • the person who suffers from a crime or negative event

Crime and Punishment

Arson • the crime of intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroy something, especially a building

Crime and Punishment

Bigamy • the crime of marrying a person while already legally married to someone else

Crime and Punishment

Blackmail • the act of getting money from people or forcing them to do something by threatening to tell a secret of theirs or to harm them

Crime and Punishment

Bribery • to try to make someone do something for you by giving them money, presents, or something else that they want

Crime and Punishment

Burglary • the crime of illegally entering a building and stealing things

Crime and Punishment

Child abuse • behaviour in which adults intentionally treat children in a cruel or violent way

Crime and Punishment

Forgery • writing another person’s signature (on a contract or check, for example)

Crime and Punishment

Hijacking • taking control of an airplane or other vehicle by force

Crime and Punishment

Kidnapping • taking a person (often a child) and demanding money

Crime and Punishment

Manslaughter • killing another person without premeditation (without planning)

Crime and Punishment

Murder • killing another person with premeditation (with planning)

Crime and Punishment

Pickpocketing • stealing money by taking it from other people’s pockets (one kind of “theft”)

Crime and Punishment

Shoplifting • stealing items from a store

Crime and Punishment

Smuggling • sneaking illegal items from one country to another country

Crime and Punishment

Vandalism • destroying another person’s property

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? Ronnie Tyler pulled out a gun from his pocket and shot the bank guard five times in the head. murder

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? Anne Clinton walked around the department store and, making sure no one was watching, put two expensive watches into her bag. shoplifting

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? John Bottomless was caught at the customs with $500,000 worth of cocaine hidden the doors of his car. smuggling

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? Paul Winters and Jennifer Summers stopped millionaire William Gates outside his home and forced him to go with them. They demanded 30 million dollars from the family to free him. kidnapping

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? Pete Murphy often went to the shopping center and took wallets from the people shopping. The never felt a thing! pickpocketing

Crime and Punishment

WHAT CRIME DID THEY COMMIT? Johnnie Smeghurst set fire to his school after failing all his exams. arson

Crime and Punishment

NOW YOU GUESS THE CRIME!

Crime and Punishment

LET`S DISCUSS THESE QUESTIONS: What are most serious crimes of the 21st century? Why do people become criminals? Are some people born bad or do they become criminals through life experiences? What are the causes of crime?

Материалы на данной страницы взяты из открытых истончиков либо размещены пользователем в соответствии с договором-офертой сайта. Вы можете сообщить о нарушении.

27.02.2017