Урок "Преступление и наказание"
план-конспект урока по английскому языку (11 класс) на тему

Crime Doesn’t Pay
Types of the CrimesThe Stars of the Crime WorldWorld’s Greatest Crime FightersCrime FiguresPreventive MeasuresPractical PagesList of Literature
To know: Active vocabulary Conversational formulas Word formation
To be able to: Use the topic vocabulary in oral speech Match the words with their definitions Correct the mistakes Discuss the different problems Role - play
Aim: to consolidate our knowledge on the topic “Crime and Punishment”
Crimes
Robbery
Burglary
Confidence Trick
Hijacking
Mugging
Shoplifting
Smuggling
Kidnapping
Blackmailing
Murder
Assault
Forgery
Minor Offences
Robbery
Stealing money from banks
Burglary
Breaking into buildings to steal things
Confidence trick
Cheating people for getting their money
Hijacking
Capturing cars, planes
Mugging
Attacking someone and stealing from them in the street
Shoplifting
Stealing from shops while they are open
Assault
Attacking and hurting someone physically
Murder
Taking someone’s life
Kidnapping
Taking hostages and demanding money for their release
Blackmailing
Anonymous threatening and demanding something
Forgery
Making false documents
Smuggling
Illegal trade
Minor
Offences
Crimes such as illegal parking, speeding and so on
The Stars of the Crime World
Real Name: Alphonse Gabriel Capone Occupation: Gangster, Mob Boss Base of Operations: the USA
Al “Scarface” Capone(1899 – 1947)
Real Name: John Herbert Dillinger Jr. Occupation: Bank Robber Base of Operations: the USA
John “Snake Eyes” Dillinger(1903 – 1934)
Robin Hood of the XX Century
John Dillinger is marched into the courtroom at Crown Point
Public Enemy #1
Public Enemy #1
Wanted: Dead or… Dead!
Do not leave your house late at night. Choose lit streets that lead directly to your house. Let your parents know where you are and who you go out with. Do not trust strangers. Always close the doors. Do not leave your bag open: it can attract pickpockets and muggers.
1. someone who steals things from a shop 2. someone who kills people 3. someone who makes somebody a hostage to pay money 4. someone who attacks people to rob them 5. someone who illegally sets fire to property 6. someone who takes control of plane using force 7.someone who breaks into houses to steal something
a) hijacker b) shoplifter c) arsonist d) murderer e) kidnapper f) the accused g) mugger h) burglar
Task #1. Match the words with their definitions. There is ONE extra word.
Task #2. What punishment you think would be appropriate for the following people:
Three children aged ten, eleven and twelve who deliberately damaged a railway line. As a result, a train came off the line and several people were injured.A single unemployed parent with 4 children who stole $20 worth of food from a supermarket.A successful businessman who hasn’t paid taxes for the last five years ($20.000 a year).
Date: 17th June Time: 17.45 Name: (1)___________ Address: (2)_____George Street _ Estimated time of offence: (3)_______________________ Articles missing: Value: Identification: (4)___________________(5) (6)_________________ (7)_________ (8)_________ (9)___________ (10)______ Damage: (11)____________
Anna Webb
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Afternoon (after 2 pm)
Traveller‘s cheques
$250
First National Bank
Passport
D 531087
Gold watch
Ј125
Broken lock
www.fbi.govwww.wikipedia.org“Target. First Certificate” Nick Kenny, Roger JohnsonEnglish. 2009. – #17Macmillan English Dictionary. – Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2002“Practice Exam Papers FCE” Virginia Evans, James Milton
Thanks for Attention!