4. Find the English equivalents to the following words and phrases:

содержать семью, угроза насилием, воровство, осязаемый, утонченный, мошенничество, обман, ночная кража со взломом, нарушение владения, вор-взломщик, проникать в жилище, напа­дать сзади, незнакомец, умысел, вовлекать, сущность, навсегда лишать владельца собственности, воровать, иметь дело с, определение.

5. Match the words from the left column with their definitions from the right column.

larceny	a quantity of something
intent	to enter land or a building that you do not have permission or the right to enter
amount	a thing or things that are owned by somebody; a possession or possessions
consent	the crime of stealing something from somebody; an occasion when this takes place
property	the crime of entering a building illegally and stealing things from it
sophisticated	showing strong interest and attention
burglary	agreement about something
trespass	clever and complicated in the way that it works or is presented

6. Fill in the gaps using the necessary words from exercise 6.

1. The couple was charged with grand … .

2. The original … of the committee was to raise funds.

3. We've had an enormous … of help from people.

4. She was chosen as leader by common … .

5. This building is government … .

6. Medical techniques are becoming more … all the time.

7. The high rise in the number of … committed in the area can`t be explained.

8. He told me I was … on private land.

7. Choose the correct word to make the sentence complete.

1. The crime of grand larceny in some / all / none U.S. jurisdictions consists of stealing more than a specified amount.

2. The traditional definition of theft specified the physical removal of an object that was capable of being stolen, with / without / before the consent of the owner.

3. Fraud / Murder / Burglary is the crime of breaking into a dwelling or into a building by night with intent to commit a felony or to steal things.

4. The essence of burglary is normally the entry into a building with a good / genial / criminal intent.

5. The motivation of most people / burglars / drivers is theft, but it is possible, for instance, to commit burglary with intent to rape.

8. Decide which sentences are true and which are false. Make the false sentences true.

1. Murder is probably the most common crime involving a criminal intent.

2. The crime of grand larceny in some U.S. jurisdictions consists of stealing more than 10 000$.

3. The traditional defi­nition of theft specified the physical removal of an object that was capa­ble of being stolen, without the consent of the owner and with the inten­tion of depriving the owner of it forever.

4. The distinction that the common law made between theft (taking without consent) and fraud (obtaining with consent, as a result of deception) has been preserved in many modern laws, but the two crimes are rarely regarded as mutually exclusive, as they were in the past.

5. Fraud is the crime of breaking into a dwelling or into a building by night with intent to commit a felony or to steal things.

6. The essence of burglary is normally the entry into a felony or to steal things.

7. The es­sence of burglary is normally the out of the building with a criminal intent.