9. Follow-up written assignments

Write a Summary of Part 7. Make use of linking words, the Active Vocabulary, Idioms and Grammar Patterns of Part 7. Write from 200-250 words. Use the Summary of Chapter 1 as a model.

10. Commentary

Chapter 32

1. Chop shop=мастерская, где разбирают ворованные автомобили

2. Prom=a formal dance party given for students in a high school or college=выпускной бал

Chapter 33

1. James Earl Ray (see Commentary to Part 3)

Chapter 34

1. Slimy=a) unpleasantly slipery, especially to touch

b) (derog.) trying to please in order to gain advantage for oneself

2. Scuzzy (AmE) (slang)=dirty

3. Charles Manson (1934- ) is an American who had a group of followers that he called his “family”, who took drugs with him and regarded him as their religious leader. Under Manson’s influence, his “family” violently killed several people in Los Angeles in 1969, including the actress Sharon Tate.

4. Cub Scout=a boy who is a member of the Scout organization

5. Mayday Code=a radio signal used a call for help from a ship or plane

6. Haberdashery=AmE=a shop selling men’s clothes, especially hats and gloves; BrE=a shop or a department in a department store selling pins, sawing thread, and other small things used in dressmaking

Chapter 35

1. Legal pad=yellow lined writing paper sold in the US in pads (=блокнот) and popular with lawyers, students etc.

2. US Attorney (General)=the chief law officer of the state=Генеральный Прокурор США

3. Grand jury (in the US)=a group of usually 23 people chosen to consider the facts about someone who is charged with a crime, and to then decide whether a trial (=a formal hearing and judging of a person) is necessary. At a trial, a smaller jury of between 6 and 12 people decide whether a person is guilty or not=суд присяжных.

4. the City of Panama City Beach=a city on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida, US. Panama City Beach's slogan is "The World's Most Beautiful Beaches" due to the unique sugar-white sandy beaches of Northwest Florida. For quite some time Panama City Beach has been a popular vacation destination, especially among people in the Southern United States. The city is also a very popular spring break destination, sometimes being referred to as "The Spring Break Capital of the World," due to about 100,000 college and high school students who arrive during the months of March and April. Well-known locations in the city were places such as "The Hang-Out" at the Long Beach Resort motel and the now closed Miracle Strip Amusement Park. A construction boom from 2001 to 2007 dramatically changed the beachfront skyline with high rise condos and hotels, although many planned projects have been scrapped or put on hold due to the real estate downturn.

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