English for CampaignLaw Enforcement Answer Key 6 MOP – Member Of the Public Unit 1 7 ANPR – Automatic Number Plate Recognition 8 ARV – Armed Response Vehicle The world of law 9 CV – Curriculum Vitae enforcement 10 FYI – For Your Information. Task 10 alpha – First impressions 1 41 Karabakhova Street, Block 3, Flat 186, 4100019 Saratov Task 1 2 Amin Sadkah a 3 b 1 c 2 3 Fernando Albert 4 [email protected] Task 2 5 Angela-Inez Garcia Ramos 1 is 6 [email protected] 2 lives 3 is bravo – On duty 4 works 5 spends Task 2 1 70 5 43 Task 3 2 116 6 3,118 1 is 3 19.00 hours 7 30,000 2 has 4 8.40 8 68 3 lives 4 works Task 3 5 patrols 1 15 5 34,054 6 deals with 2 500,648 6 688 7 catches 3 1,033,484 7 2,900 4 65,800,000 8 5,073,009 Task 4 1 lives Task 5 2 works He doesn’t work in the same department, 3 patrols She doesn’t take public transport because it isn’t reliable, 4 deals with Gonzales loves her job but she doesn’t like the paperwork. 5 catches Task 6 Task 7 1 In Week 1 she has two days off. A H J K B C D E G P T V F L M N S X Z 2 In Week 2 she doesn’t start at 7.00, she starts at 15.00. I Y O Q U W R 3 In Week 3 she has 2 days off. 4 This week she starts work at 7.00 and she finishes at Task 8 15.00. 1 UN – United Nations 5 In Week 1 she doesn’t finish at 15.00 hours, she finishes 2 FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation at 07.00 hours. 3 USA – United States of America 6 In Week 2 she doesn’t work on Monday and Tuesday. 4 ID – Identity 5 VIP – Very Important Person Task 7 6 ASAP – As Soon As Possible 1 two twenty or twenty past two 7 HGV – Heavy Goods Vehicle 2 twenty-one ten or ten past nine 8 Ltd. – Limited 3 twenty-three forty or twenty to twelve 4 four thirty-five or twenty-five to five Task 9 5 seven fifteen or quarter past seven 1 PC – Police Constable 6 six forty-five or quarter to seven 2 CID – Criminal Investigation Department 7 eleven fifty-five or five to twelve 3 A and E – Accident and Emergency 8 twenty-two thirty or half past ten 4 PM – Post Mortem 9 seventeen fifty or ten to six 5 IT – Information Technology 10 three twenty-five or twenty-five past three Answer Key 1 charlie – A day in the life delta – Policing the world Task 1 Task 1 1 equipment belt 1 The Carabinieri and the Finnish Border Guard 2 handcuffs 2 The Japanese Police 3 gun and holster 3 The Carabinieri 4 baton 4 The Finnish Border Guard 5 radio 5 The Japanese Police 6 taser 7 pepper spray Task 2 8 badges / pins 1 maintain, serve 9 bullet-proof vest 2 enforce, protect 3 guard, control Task 2 4 investigate 1 put on 5 fight 2 carry 6 carry out 3 wear 4 take off Task 3 1 organization Task 3 2 authorities Night shift 3 maintain 4 investigation Task 4 5 control 1 e 6 security 2 a 7 provide 3 f 8 protect 4 c 5 b Task 5 6 g Average number of reported crimes 7 d India Japan Switzerland Task 5 total no of 2,853,739 1,764,630 307,631 1 What time do they get their first call? crimes 2 What kind of problems does the victim have? 3 What do they do next? crimes per 1.63352 19.177 36.1864 4 Where do they find the girl? capita 5 What does she have on her face? Average number of policemen Task 7 India Japan Switzerland 1 Where do they go / What do they do? 2 Who do they talk to? total no. of 1,032,960 231,700 14,847 3 Why does she telephone the station? police 4 What does she arrest the man for? police per 0.956202 1.831101 1.937617 5 What time does she finish / does her shift finish / does capita she go home? 6 How does she feel at the end of the shift / when she goes home? Answer Key 2 Unit 2 Traffic and vehicles alpha – Is this your vehicle? bravo – Stolen car! Task 1 Task 1 1 g 6 f 1 2 2 e 7 j 2 26.4 3 c 8 b 3 48 million 4 i 9 a 4 151 5 h 10 d 5 37,000 Task 2 Task 2 1 light green 1 Toyota 2 silver grey 2 Mazda and BMW 3 beige 3 students’ own answers 4 metallic green 4 Volkswagen, Mercedes and BMW 5 dark purple 5 Peugot and Renault / Fiat 6 bronze 6 Japanese 7 dark green 7 Russian / Ford Task 3 Task 3 1 licence plate □ ■□ □■ ■□□ □□■ □■□□ 2 typeface French Russian Chinese African Japanese Italian 3 a Swiss German Indian Taiwanese Romanian 4 They have a special typeface. British American Task 4 Task 4 1 Germany SB A6626 vehicle 1 vehicle 2 vehicle 3 2 Romania B 48 LJY 3 Poland FSB 72TL Make and Volkswagen Mercedes Suzuki cruiser 4 India KA 19 R 9577 model Transporter Benz, Model MI800R 5 Brazil DPP–5522 CL 600 motorcycle 6 China F 25803 Colour silver grey bronze black 7 Russia B51AH Licence plate SA 53 TNP A689 MH177 34 TTM 74 8 France 821 APX 31 number Registered in Scotland Moscow Istanbul Task 5 Registered to Mr Adam Yelena Mr Kerem Kennedy Borisova Erbakan ■ □■ ■□ ■□□ □■□□ Tatova Spain Japan China Italy America France Sudan Poland Germany Nigeria Task 6 Brazil Russia India Romania 1 He’s going straight ahead. He’s leaving the town. 2 He’s driving very fast and he’s overtaking lots of vehicles. It’s very dangerous. Task 7 3 Now he’s turning left. I think he’s going in the direction of 1 BD51 SMR the motorway. 2 CA06 BYT 4 Yes, he’s on the motorway. He’s going north and he isn’t 3 FGF 104 slowing down. 4 RPQ 734 5 Now he’s beginning to slow down. 5 MKD 8543 6 The car is stopping. It has no more petrol. 6 U69 LYZ 7 The driver is opening the door and he’s getting out. Answer Key 3 charlie – Vehicle check delta – Traffic offences and penalties Task 2 a tyre Task 1 b windscreen 1 Sinead Beglin c steering wheel 2 British d mirror 3 15–03–79 e bonnet 4 Belfast f headlights 5 02–11–10 g fog lights 6 26 Clare Street, Belfast, BT4 3HX Task 3 Task 2 1 out-of-date a date of birth 2 overloaded b identity photo 3 cracked c issuing body 4 flat d signature 5 don’t work e address Task 4 Task 3 1 Drivers must drive on the right-hand side of the road. 1 What’s your name and surname? 2 You mustn’t drive when you are drinking alcohol. 2 What’s your nationality? 3 Small children mustn’t sit in the front seat of the car. 3 What’s your date of birth? / When were you born? 4 Vehicles must have child seats for small children. 4 What’s your place of birth? / Where were you born? 5 Motorcycle drivers and passengers must wear helmets. 5 What’s the date of expiry of your licence? / When does 6 You mustn’t drive at more than 50 km per hour on this your licence expire? road. 6 What categories of vehicle are you licensed to drive? 7 You mustn’t use a mobile phone when you are driving. Task 5 Task 6 1 14 years conversation conversation conversation conversation 2 licence 1 2 3 4 3 unlimited Where are on a at border on a on a 4 accident they? motorway control motorway motorway 5 six months What’s the no car broken headlights dangerous 6 £2,500 problem? seats for seatbelts not on / left driving / 7 £5,000 the children front light stolen 8 HGV broken vehicle 9 £2,500 Task 7 Task 6 1 passport and driving licence (Possible answers) 2 know that seatbelts 1 have to pay a fine 3 wear a seatbelt 2 may / might lose your licence 4 drive without a seatbelt 3 may / might get penalty points on your licence 5 left front light 4 have to take a driving test 6 get out of 5 have to wear seatbelts 7 am arresting 6 may / might go to prison Answer Key 4 Unit 3 Out in the community alpha – Anti-social behaviour bravo – Police Community Support Officer Task 2 1 d 5 b Task 1 2 f 6 c 1 provide 4 patrol 3 g 7 h 2 deal with 5 get to know 4 e 8 a 3 work 6 visit Task 2 Task 3 1 The freedom and the fact that what she does 1 a resident = a person who lives (resides) in a place makes a difference to community life. an immigrant = a person who comes from abroad to 2 a She can’t arrest people. live in a country b She can’t interview suspects. unemployed = not having a job / without work c She can issue warnings and fines.