Kriminalität und Recht – Arbeitsblatt 1

Ordne jeder Definition ein Wort aus dem Kasten zu. Zwei Wörter bleiben übrig.

Beispiel: A person who steals things. → thief

Wortkasten burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

1. A person who breaks into homes to steal things.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

2. A person who takes goods from a shop without paying.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

3. A person who steals from people's pockets or bags in crowded places.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

4. A person who damages public property on purpose.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

5. A person who sees a crime happen.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

6. The person who controls a court and decides the punishment.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

7. A person whose job is to give legal advice and speak for people in court.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

8. A person who is hurt or loses something because of a crime.

   Auswählen… burglarshoplifterpickpocketvandalwitnessjudgelawyervictimsuspectjury

Ergänze die Sätze mit Wörtern aus dem Kasten. Zwei Wörter bleiben übrig.

Beispiel: The police ___ the man's fingerprints. → took

Wortkasten paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed

9. He had to Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed a large fine for parking in the wrong place.

10. Anyone who Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed the law must accept the consequences.

11. The police Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed two men outside the bank last night.

12. If you see something strange, you should Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed it to the police.

13. Most people who Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed a crime are caught in the end.

14. The judge Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed her to two years in prison.

15. The jury found him Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed of stealing the car.

16. Detectives are still Auswählen… paybreaksarrestedreportcommitsentencedguiltyinvestigatinginnocentrobbed the robbery.

Bilde aus dem großgeschriebenen Wort ein Wort, das in die Lücke passt.

Beispiel: Last year there were three ___ in our street. (BURGLE) → burglaries

17. The was caught on camera as he ran out of the bank. (ROB)

18. He has a record, so it is hard for him to find a job. (CRIME)

19. It is to drive without a licence. (LEGAL)

20. The police found new that proved she was at the scene. (EVIDENT)

21. She says she is and did nothing wrong. (INNOCENCE)

22. The lasted three weeks, and then the jury made its decision. (TRY)

23. The of a famous painting from the museum shocked the town. (THIEF)

24. Do you think prison is the best for young offenders? (PUNISH)

Jeder Satz enthält einen Fehler. Schreibe den Satz richtig auf.

Beispiel: He was arrested for steal a car. → He was arrested for stealing a car.

25. He did a crime when he was young.

26. The thief robbed my phone on the bus.

27. Two men stole a bank in the city centre yesterday.

28. He was sent in prison for five years.

29. The jury found her guilty for fraud.

30. The young man was accused for shoplifting.

31. The police are looking for the woman who witness the accident.

Schreibe jeden Satz im Passiv. Beginne mit den Wörtern in Klammern.

Beispiel: Someone robbed the shop. (The shop ...) → The shop was robbed.

32. Someone stole my bike last week. (My bike ...)

33. The police arrested the suspect at the airport. (The suspect ...)

34. Someone broke into our house while we were on holiday. (Our house ...)

35. The judge sentenced him to six months in prison. (He ...)

36. The police are questioning two witnesses. (Two witnesses ...)

37. They fined the driver for speeding. (The driver ...)

38. Vandals damaged the bus shelter. (The bus shelter ...)