H8: Crime

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Crime

Appeal

Identify

Interview

Launch

Make

Patrol

Search

Study

an investigation

a house

a suspect

an arrest

for witnesess

CCTV footage

a culprit

an area

Exercise 1

Listen to the story of Bonnie and Clyde

Bonnie Parker......

1. was a clever girl.
2. got married before she left school.

Clyde Barrow's family.....

1. were not very well off.
2. worked on a farm which didn't belong to them.

The couple couldn't find a job when Clyde left prison because....

1. Clyde had a criminal record.
2. unemployment was very high.

Bonnie and Clyde

1. stole a lot of cars.
2. robbed shops and banks.

Which instrument did Clyde play?

How many people did Bonnie and Clyde kill?

How old were they when they died?

Work in pairs: Find out about another famous outlaw.

Billy the kid/Butch Cassidy

- Where/when were they born?

- Which crimes did they commit?

- How/ when/ where did they die?

Exchange information

Tell each other in English about the information just found on Butch Cassidy and Billy the Kid.

Statement: Outlaws are 'on the side of ordinary people'. Do you agree? Give reasons.

For:                                                                                                    Against:

- Not hurting ordinary people                                             - violent                                       

- Steal from the rich                                                                 - murder people

-Young                                                                                             - greedy

- Free                                                                                                - people ignore the thruth

- Romantic                                                                                      - unrealistic

- Always traveling                                                                        - false image

- On the run from the police

30 seconds

1.    Murder       2.    Kidnapping         3.    Burglary       4.    Mugging

5.   Arson          6.     Pickpocketing   7.    Shoplifting  9.  Theft

8. Vandalism  10.  Steal    11.    Smuggling 12.  Drug-dealing