- •Unit III the work of an investigator Техt 1
- •I. Skim the following text and say who may be appointed to the post of an investigator in this country.
- •II. Read Text 2 and do exercises after it. Text 2 Part 1
- •IV. Use the definitions in the first column to unscramble the words from the text.
- •VII. Use the unscrambled words from exercises IV and V, terms from exercise IV to solve this English-Russian crossword.
- •VIII. Match the individuals and institutions (1-11) with their
- •IX. Mark these statements (1-8) t (true) or f (false) according to the information in the text. Find the part of the text that gives the correct information.
- •X. Answer the questions on the text.
- •XI. Revising conditionals.
IV. Use the definitions in the first column to unscramble the words from the text.
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1. the process of trying to find out all the details or facts about something in order to discover who or what caused it or how it happened |
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a) vesintitionga |
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2. something that you decide is true after thinking about it carefully and looking at all the evidence |
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occsilunno |
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3. facts or physical signs that help to prove something |
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eceviden |
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4. checking or proving that something is true or correct |
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ervicfiatnio |
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5. the process of making a judgment or forming an opinion, after considering something or someone carefully |
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meaesnstss |
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6. a formal statement about something that you saw, know, or experienced, usually given in a court of law |
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etsitomyn |
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V. Answer the “What do we call” questions in the first column to unscramble the words from the text. | ||
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1. What do we call the actions taken, usually in court, to settle a legal matter? |
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rpocedngei |
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2. What do we call a set of basic laws or principles for a country that describe the rights and duties of its citizens and the way in which it is governed? |
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ocstniutiotn |
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3. What do we call an official statement accusing someone of committing a serious crime, or the document with which this is done? |
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diinctnmet |
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4. What do we call an attempt to find something? |
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earsch |
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5. What do we call treatment of people that is fair and morally right? |
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jticeus |
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6. What do we call a situation or an activity that could cause harm or danger? |
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tehrta |
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VI. Match these terms with their definitions. | ||
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1. mark that shows patterns on your fingers |
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arrest |
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2. information kept about something that has happened |
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rapport |
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3. the process of asking a suspect a lot of questions in order to get information |
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record |
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4. relationship of liking and understanding each other |
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interrogation |
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5. formally take someone to police and keep there |
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warrant |
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6. a writ or order authorizing an officer to make an arrest, seizure, or search, or perform some other designated act |
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fingerprint |
VII. Use the unscrambled words from exercises IV and V, terms from exercise IV to solve this English-Russian crossword.
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Across 2. ордер 5. обвинительный акт 6. конституция 11. проверка 15. краткосрочное лишение свободы 16. угроза 17. судебный процесс 18. признание 19. отпечаток пальца
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Down 1. доказательство 3. оценивание 4. расследование 7. устные свидетельские показания 8. заключение 9. досье 10. связи, отношения 12. допрос 13. розыск 14. правосудие
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VIII. Match the individuals and institutions (1-11) with their
descriptions (a-k).
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1. investigator |
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a) a municipal organization |
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2. expert |
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b) someone who sees a crime, accident, or other event happen |
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3. prosecutor |
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c) a lawyer who opposes person accused of crime |
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4. state establishment |
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d) someone who has a particular skill or who knows a lot about a particular subject |
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5. persons in office |
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e) a place where trials take place and legal cases are decided |
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6. Prosecution Service |
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f) an institution having responsibility for law enforcement and legal compliance |
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7. court |
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g) someone whose job is to officially find out the facts about something, especially a crime or an accident |
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8. witness |
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h) people occupying positions in large and powerful organizations, especially a government |
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9. informant |
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i) someone who is charged for committing a crime in a court of law |
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10. suspect |
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j) someone who secretly gives information to police |
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11. accused |
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k) someone who may have committed a crime |
