Lesson 1: introduction and crime vocabulary

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Crime vocabulary:

What types of crimes are there?

Crime Words 

• burglary
• difference mugging and pickpocketing
• arson
• fraud
• difference manslaughter and murder
  
• smuggling
• minor misdemeanor
• Hijacking

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: 
• fraud: 
• Manslaughter: 
  
• smuggling:
• minor misdemeanor: 
• Hijacking: 

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secretly.
• fraud: 
• Manslaughter: 
  
• smuggling: 
• minor misdemeanor: 
• Hijacking: 

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secretly.
• arson: setting fire to something
• fraud: tricking or unfair advantage
• Manslaughter: 
  
• smuggling: 
• minor misdemeanor: 
• Hijacking: 
• assault: 
  

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secetly.
• fraud: tricking or unfair advantage
• Manslaughter: killing without intent
  
• smuggling: 
• minor misdemeanor: 
• Hijacking: 

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secretly.
• fraud: tricking or unfair advantage
• Manslaughter: killing without intent
  
• smuggling: to import goods secretly
• minor misdemeanor: 
• Hijacking: 

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secretly.
• fraud: tricking or unfair advantage
• Manslaughter: killing without intent
  
• smuggling: to import goods secretly
• minor misdemeanor: less serious crime
• Hijacking: 

Crime Words

• burglary: going into a building and stealing something
• Mugging: stealing with violence, Pickpocketing: without violence, secretly.
• fraud: tricking or unfair advantage
• Manslaughter: killing without intent
  
• smuggling: to import goods secretly
• minor misdemeanor: less serious crime
• Hijacking: stealing a vehicle, usually with violence

Which crimes were mentioned
in the video?

action against the law

(material) proof

reason

mental doctor

responsible for a crime

thought to be guilty

judge and jury determine guilt

area where crime took place

lawyer

not guilty

leads the trial

put in custody

trial

testimony box

Say you did it

crime

evidence

psychiatrist

motive

guilty

accused

trial

crime scene

attorney

innocent

judge

arrest

case

witness stand

confess

Read : Start Up unit 49

check homework

ex. 2 page 43

A

Het (hoofd)thema van de tekst is beruchte kunstroven, die veel media-aandacht hebben gekregen.B

Munch Museum, 

Norway 2004 (during daytime)

two paintings (‘Scream’ and ‘Madonna’, by Edvard Munch)

over 12 million pounds

Yes, only slightly damaged.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, USA

18 March, 1990

all sorts of art objects, including famous paintings

more than 300 hundred million pounds

Some of the paintings are still missing. 

National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico

1985, Christmas Eve

more than 140 pieces of art 

X

Most objects were found, in good condition. Some are still missing.

Mahmoud Khalil Museum, Egypt

1978 and 2010

a famous Van Gogh painting:'Poppy Flowers’

35 million pounds

No.

Kunsthal Museum, The Netherlands

16 October, 2012

seven masterpieces by famous painters

Over 16 million pounds

No, because the paintings were burnt.

3 Tick the boxes

1 false, they usually make the news because of the high value of the stolen art.

2 true, it was amazing because the paintings and the painter are so famous.

3 false, the thieves pretended they were policemen and told the guards there was an

incident.

4 false, the guards were distracted by Christmas festivities.

5 false, the painting was succesfully stolen two times, once in 1978, once in 2010.

Now: some words lesson 1

bende (van mensen)

waardevol

slachtoffer

schilderij

geschatte

beveiliging

gebrek

Do: ex.  4, 5