Lexica- grammatical exercises

III.Answer the questions: Discuss the following questions with your partner.

1.What is trafficking?

2.What makes people look for work abroad?

3.What methods do criminals use in recruiting people?

4.What forms of human exploitation do you know?

IV.Match the concept with its definition:

1.trafficking	a) taking someone away illegally, usually by force;
2.victim	b) someone who makes money by controlling prostitutes;
3.kidnapping	c) someone who has been attacked, kidnapped, robbed,exploited, or murdered;
4.migration	d) recruitment, transportation, transfer or receipt of people for the purpose of their exploitation;
5.pimp	e) persuading someone into doing something, often with the use of force;
6.recruitment	f) moving to another area or country, especially to find work

V.Choose the correct word from the box.

destination dependent blackmail violence illegal slavery

1) Practicing_____means that you force a person into doing something.

2) Although officially non- existent,_________________ is still a reality in(many?) a lot of countries.

3) Russia is the major point of ____________________ to which victims of trafficking from CIS countries are transferred.

4) Criminals often use ___________ contracts to recruit their victims.

5) Victims of trafficking often cannot leave the foreign country because they are materially_____________________.

6) Recruiters often use ___________________ towards their victims.

VI.Define the following words and compare with your partner:

1) travel agency - _________________________________________

2) violence - _____________________________________________

3) criminal - ______________________________________________

4) fraud - ________________________________________________

5) crime - ________________________________________________

VII. Match the adjectives and nouns

human exploitation

psychological isolation

child harm

sexual trade

slave trafficking

social labor

VIII. Match these sentence halves. Underline the verbs in the past continuous tense.

1. The trafficker used Dayo’s sister’s Passport	a) where a teacher helped her contact a help group.
2. One day, while his wife was away	b) when she saw the trafficker again.
3. The trafficker allowed Dayo to attend a computer course	c) when they were crossing the border.
4. One day she was walking to church	d) they asked Dayo if she was okay.
5. While the police were visiting the trafficker’s house	e) the trafficker attempted to rape Dayo.