Week 15

• Engels
• Middelbare school

Exercise 20 (WB p.63)

Write down the words for the given defitions. 

1. making the files on your computer available for other people to download

1. compensation
2. demand
3. file-sharing
4. download

2. an amount of money that has to be paid as punishment

1. penalty
2. crackdown
3. swap
4. target

3. strict measures against people who break the law

1. legally
2. penalty
3. compensation
4. crackdown

4. to trade something for something else

1. swap
2. allow
3. release
4. file-sharing

5. songs from a music album

1. CD
2. tracks
3. bands
4. Phonographic

6. people who break the law

1. musicians
2. offenders
3. parents
4. solicitors

7. finds people and makes them pay for a crime

1. solicitor
2. Phonographic Industry
3. music industry
4. pursues

8. aiming at

1. organised
2. compensate
3. targeting
4. responsible

9. too many to count

1. countless
2. reached
3. fond
4. any

10. the money a person earns by working

1. tracks
2. livelihood
3. pay
4. price

Exercise 21 (WB p. 64)

Which words have more or less the same meaning?

to pursue

1. charge
2. fine
3. legal
4. to follow

penalty

1. charge
2. criminal
3. to follow
4. fine

legitimate

1. fine
2. authorized
3. legal
4. to prosecute

to crack down on

1. to come down hard on
2. to prosecute
3. to sniff out
4. to deal roughly with

offender

1. criminal
2. legal
3. charge
4. suspect

to track down

1. to come down hard on
2. to find
3. to deal roughly with
4. to sniff out

LET OP!! In de volgende filmpjes wordt het grammatica onderdeel uitgebreid behandeld. Voor jullie is het nu belangrijk om te letten op de werkwoordtijden die er gebruikt worden.

Exercise 22 (WB p. 64)

Study grammar 5.3 and choose the correct form of the verb(s). Het is handig om je werkboek erbij te houden.

1. If Sean comes, we ..... (to go) to the music store

1. go
2. went
3. will go
4. have to go

2. If you want, I ..... (to put on) the new Madonna CD I downloaded.

1. will put on
2. put on
3. have to put on
4. had to put on

3. If I hadn't downloaded it, I ..... (not to have) it on time.

1. will not have
2. don't have
3. didn't have
4. wouldn't have had

4. If I got a prison sentence, ...... (you-to be) sad?

1. would you be
2. are you
3. will you be
4. won't you be

5. If you ..... (to download) music, the artists won't receive any money.

1. downloaded
2. download
3. will download
4. would download

6. Yeah, but if people ..... (to buy) all their music through the internet, CDs would disappear.

1. bought
2. buy
3. have to buy
4. will buy

7. If my computer ...... (to be) confiscated too, I don't know what I would have done.

1. will be
2. had been
3. would have been
4. was

8. OK, if you ..... ( to get) those CDs, I won't download any more music.

1. get
2. got
3. will get
4. won't get

Exercise 27 (WB p. 66)

Read the convesation on p. 66 of your workbook. Fill in the correct words.

1. I was a _________ to a crime.

1. witness
2. burglar
3. convicted
4. victim

2. Was there any _____________?

1. description
2. violence
3. witness
4. burglar

3. I've been _________ with theft.

1. convicted
2. violence
3. victim
4. charged

4. Well, I saw this ___________ going into a house across the street, so I went over and chased him out.

1. squad car
2. victim
3. burglar
4. cooperate

5. Right at that moment, a ________ pulled up.

1. squad car
2. burglar
3. ID
4. victim

6. But you'll never be _________

1. convicted
2. charged
3. violence
4. cooperate

7. Tell me about it. I'm the __________ here.

1. burglar
2. convicted
3. victim
4. burglar

8. OK, stay cool, do whatever they say, ________ as much as you can.

1. violence
2. description
3. charged
4. cooperate

Listening Skills

You are going to listen to extracts from different radio programmes talking about fear and phobias

Firstly, a preparation exercise

Afterwards, two different exercises about the extracts

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

to faint

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

to freak someone out

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

sinister

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

flight

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

to poase a threat

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

to giggle

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

to trigger something

threatening or that seems bad or evil

to laugh repeatedly in a quiet and uncontrollable way

to lose consciousness

to make someone feel extremely angry, excited or worried

to cause something to start

escaping or running away

causing great emotional shock or upset

to be potentially dangerous

traumatic

Listen to the extracts

and do the exercises

The Fear Factor

Extract 1

Extract 2

Extract 3

A fear of heights

 The difference

between common

fears and phobias

 Symptoms of

phobias

 Why we like to

be scared

 Why we like to

be scared

A fear one person has

suffered their whole life

The fight or flight

response

Why people develop

phobias

The importance of

context and danger

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 1

1. All anxiety disorders are called simple phobias
2. Most people have a phobia of some type of animal
3. Exaggerated or irrational fears are phobias

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 1

1. Friendships can suffer as a result of phobias
2. Most of us will feel dizzy and sweat when we see a tarantula
3. Phobia sufferers are difficult to live with

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 1

1. Children inherit phobias from their parents
2. Scary encounters we have as children can cause phobias
3. Most people who have a fear of dogs also suffer from aquaphobia

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 2

1. Everyone screams when they feel scared on a roller coaster
2. Many of us feel frightened during a horror film
3. We prefer watching horror films as teenagers

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 3

1. Liz suffers physical symptoms because of her fear
2. Liz always loses consciousness when she sees a needle
3. Liz first remembers her fear while watching a horror film

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 3

1. Abi had been diagnosed with coulrophobia by her doctor.
2. Abi prefers clowns that smile
3. Abi feels just as scared now as she did as a child

What is the true according to the radio programmes?
Extract 3

1. Ben has fewer fears now than he used to
2. Ben avoids situations that cause his fears
3. Ben is having therapy to overcome his fears