6TC Unit 4: Killer instinct

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6TC Unit 4: Killer instinct

Practical question exam

Oral exam: 2 groups

- group 1 (9 pupils) = Thursday 5/12

- group 2 (9 pupils) = Thursday 12/12

Task to prepare at home & present to teacher.

Volunteers?

What do the people in the pictures have in common?

What "makes" a serial killer?
Characteristics

Gender, race, education, motive

1. How to define notorious criminals

Reading p. 118

Title & introduction

--> What is the aim of this article?

Reading p. 118 - 120

- Study the grid (ex 2) on p. 121 --> what is it about?

- Read the whole article

- Complete the grid on p. 121

- Study the graphs in the article 

& make ex 4 on p. 122 (NOT nr 1)

INDIVIDUAL WORK - max 15 minutes

Vocabulary p. 122 - 123

- Exercise 6 p. 122

- Exercise 7 p. 123

Sources:

All words are used in the article p. 118 - 120 + use an online dictionary if necessary
(don not use the voc list at the end of the chapter)

PAIRWORK - max 10 minutes

What's another word for "Cruel"?

1. Infamous
2. Grisly
3. Cunning
4. Mentally disturbed

Give another word for "psychologically not well"

1. Gruesome
2. Evil
3. Infamous
4. Mentally disturbed

Everybody in Belgium knows the serial killer Marc Dutroux. He is...

1. Infamous
2. Evil
3. Gruesome
4. Cunning

A person whose behaviour sets them apart from others is...

1. A predator
2. A misfit
3. Prolific
4. Reclusive

Committing a large number of murders

1. Going on a killing spree
2. Turning yourself in
3. Facing trial
4. Executing

When you live alone as far away from other people as possible, you are

1. Prolific
2. an accomplice
3. Reclusive
4. Eluding arrest

Crime

- Look up the crimes online on p. 123

- Write down the translations

- Make sure you understand their meaning eg. by looking it up on "Google images"

(don not use the voc list at the end of the chapter)

- PAIR work - max. 5 minutes

Ex 8 p. 123

What is the aim of the NCA?

What is forgery?

1. Braking in into someone's house
2. Having weapons
3. Not paying your taxes
4. Making fake money

What is extortion?

1. Treating someone cruelly.
2. Getting money by use of threats or force.
3. A crime using the internet.
4. Illegal behaviour of people in power.

What is hijacking?

1. Crossing the street where it is not allowed.
2. Getting money by deceiving people.
3. Using force to take control of an airplane.
4. Making illegal money look legal.

What is smuggling?

1. Taking things illegally to or from a place.
2. A group of people involved in serious crime for financial gain.
3. Causing physical harm to another person.
4. Illegally paying less taxes.

Criminals p. 124

- ex 9b 

- together

Punishments p. 124

- Make ex 10

- Use the internet or an online dictionary

PAIR work - max 10 minutes

A punishment by death.

1. A discharge
2. Probation
3. Capital punishment
4. A fine

Someone who makes illegal copies of music tickets.

1. A carjacker
2. A counterfeiter
3. A terrorist
4. A pick-pocket

When you loose your licence due to speeding.

1. Life imprisonment
2. Compensation
3. Revocation of rights
4. Community service

Someone who attacks the driver of a car and steals it.

1. A dealer
2. A smuggler
3. A fraudster
4. A carjacker

Report on a crime

Ex 13 p. 125: go online

- Choose a crime or criminal

- Answer the related questions

- Use the voc for crime & punishment (p. 122 - 125)

- Use the functional language box (p. 125)

TASK

Report back to class