es. a

1. homicide
2. blamed
3. breed
4. refected
5. familiar
6. applied
7. justice
8. link
9. incidence
10. originates
11. resort
12. pick
13. innocence
14. repercussions
15. outbreak
16. detention
17. break
18. plead

es. b

1. enforcement
2. rate
3. record
4. deliquency
5. penalty
6. prevntion
7. imprisonment
8. alarm
9. theft
10. protection
11. bars

es. c

1. accusation
2. execution
3. conviction
4. prosecution
5. prosecutor
6. charge
7. suspect
8. suspicion
9. arrest
10. defense
11. defendant
12. offence
13. offender
14. sentence
15. condemnation

es. d

1. shoplifter
2. forging
3. forger
4. blackmail
5. blackmailer
6. smuggling
7. smuggle
8. burglery
9. burgler
10. hijacking
11. hijacker
12. joyriding
13. joyrider
14. mugging
15. mugler
16. vandalise
17. vandal
18. kidnapping
19. kidnapper
20. terrorisme
21. terrorise
22. robbery
23. robber
24. theft
25. murdered

es. f

1. accused
2. charged
3. sentenced
4. convicted
5. prosecuted
6. suspected

pag. 47 LISTENING UNIT 4

1. You will hear someone introducing a programme on the radio. Where is he?   a youth club
2. You will hear a man talking on the phone asking for information. What does he like to do?  sign up in a self-defence course
3. You will hear a policewoman talking about crime. What does she feel? worry
4. You will hear a police inspector talking to some suspects of murder. Who was seen holding the gun? Mrs Andrson
5. You will hear someone talking about a criminal act. What did the police find? A dead man and an empty safe
6. You will hear a lawyer talking about his client’s case. For whom does the new law require stiff penalties? Repeat offenders
7. You will hear someone talking about young hackers. What must teenager Internet uses do? Know their limits
8. You will hear a teacher talking to teenegers. What is she telling them to do? Not always obey their peers