unit 2 lesson 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

15 minutes reading time 

planning 3 havo

start opdracht

doornemen huiswerk 

leesvaardigheid opdracht 

get to work

Unit 2 

onderdelen: 

voca

prepositions in at on

past simple/present perfect/ past continious/ pas perfect 

error analysis

unit 2 lesson 3

start opdracht

homework 

translate wealth

1. weelde
2. krans
3. lassen
4. rijkdom

kapen

1. steal
2. hijack
3. snitch
4. witholding

vertaal busje

vertaal cursus

voertuig

1. car
2. vehicle
3. aeroplane
4. coach

Write 2 sentences with the words from A and C ( p124/125)

answers 8

1 custody

2 deprived

3 set foot in

4. unravelled

5. lawsuit 

answer 9 

1scam, burglary 2 murder

 3 theft

ex 11

ex 12 

1 pickpocket

2 robbery 

3 riot 

4 shoplift

5 burglary/ break in / intruder

6 homicide / victim

ex 13

Go to page 94/95

You’re going to read a text about carjacking. Describe in your own words what this is. Explain how it

differs from car theft.

carjacking vs car theft

p 96 C
1 Ingrid Wolfaardt mentions four different things a pilot has to do while flying.Write down
three of them. (paragraph 2

 tracking the GPS signal, keeping contact with the company’s

control room, directing the actions of the ground recovery teams and

communicate with air traffic control tower

p 96 c2
The carjackers used decoy vehicles (lokvoertuigen).Why didn’t this work, according to the text? (paragraph 3)

Because the cash bag itself had tracking devices, so the pilot was able to

track the right car with the cash in it.

p 96 C3
‘…and perhaps that is for the better.’(paragraph 4)
Why do you think Wolfaardt says this?

Because if the hockey team would’ve realised what was going on, they

would probably have been alarmed and scared.

p 96 C 4
Which reason to explain why carjacking is so hard to get rid of in South Africa is not given? (paragraph 4)

1. it is the easiest way to make money fast
2. the carjacking economy is very wellorganised
3. the gap between the poor and rich
4. the South African police is unable to cope with it

p 96 C5
Why do you think takes longer to steal a parked car than rob someone’s car? Explain in your own words. (paragraph 4)

If a car is parked, you don’t have a key to start it, and it might even have to

deal with an extra wheel lock for instance. To unlock it takes a lot of time.

When someone is in it, a criminal doesn’t have that ‘problem’.

get to work 

answer 14, 16, 17, 18c