Final tasks on Discourse analysis and Vocabulary for the 2nd

I. 3. Make changes to the following sentences so that they are politically correct.
1. Every exam candidate must switch off his mobile phone.
2. Let me introduce you to my new neighbour and his wife.
3. If the consumer is not satisfied with the product he may return it within 28
days.
4. A leopard cannot change his spots.
5. Someone stole my car last night. I hope the police arrest him soon.
6. Darwin claimed that man evolved from apes.
7. A child cannot usually write until he is approximately five years old.

8. I haven’t seen a waitress since I entered the restaurant.

9. It is unlikely that a doctor would be able to prescribe medication to his
patients without consultation.

10. We were hoping that the air hostesses would give us some complimentary

drinks on the flight out.

Variant 1

1. What crime is being committed in each of these cases? Choose the right answer (5points):
Начало формы
1. A thief goes into your house through a window.
A) fraud
B) burglary
C) vandalism
D) arson
2. A child steals a chocolate bar from a store.
A) assault
B) child abuse
C) shoplifting
D) robbery
3. A car is driven faster than the limit.
A) speeding
B) drunk-driving
C) trafficking
D) fast-driving

4. An American dealer sells cocaine to a Canadian buyer.

A) theft
B) smuggling
C) drug trafficking
D) robbery
5. A guard refuses to give a prisoner food or water unless the prisoner gives up information.
A) abduction
B) torture
C) hijacking
D) kidnapping
6. A police officer shoots and kills an unarmed teenager who refused to obey him.
A) murder
B) terrorism
C) assault
D) torture
7. A person throws a lit match into a building and it catches fire.
A) arson
B) burglary
C) domestic violence
D) fraud
8. A terrorist group takes over an airplane and changes its course.
A) vandalism
B) trafficking
C) hijacking
D) terrorism

9. A man regularly assaults his wife and children.

A) assault

B) homicide
C) domestic violence
D) abduction
10. A dishonest lawyer charges a client for more hours of work than he really did.
A) burglary
B) armed robbery
C) fraud
D) blackmail