L2 – Class 2 / Review / Answers I. Please find the words that
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L2 – Class 2 / Review / Answers I. Please find the words that
L2 – Class 2 / Review / Answers I. Please find the words that correspond to the definitions: 1. Any type of illegal act or activity a crime or an offense 2. To steal something from shop shoplifting 3. The act of photocopying something without permission copyright violation 4. Speeding or illegal parking are traffic violations II. Please translate the sentences below into French: 1. Le taux de criminalité est toujours très élevé en France. The crime rate is still very high in France. 2. L'incendiaire était récidiviste. The arsonist was a repeat offender. 3. Il a été accusé de viol et de meurtre. He was charged with rape and murder. 4. J'étudie le droit pénal à la faculté de droit d'Aix Marseille Université depuis 3 ans. I have been studying criminal law at Aix Marseille University Law School for 3 years. 5. Le voleur a été arrêté pour vol à main armée. The thief / robber was arrested for armed robbery. 6. Il est coupable d'homicide involontaire. He is guilty of manslaughter. 7. Elle ressent beaucoup de culpabilité. She feels a lot of guilt III. Please complete the chart below: person offender act offense thief robber burglar arsonist mugger murderer theft robbery burglary arson mugging murder verb To commit an offense/crime to steal To rob To burgle/burglarize To set sthg on fire mug To murder IV. Please give synonyms for the word "lawyer": attorney , or barrister (UK) / solicitor (UK) V. What does the word "advocate" generally mean? Ex: she is passionate advocate of organic farming. Quelqu'un qui soutient une cause, un militant VI. Translate the following words: 1. A prison sentence une peine de prison 2. A harsh or tough or severe sentence un peine dure 3. A lenient or mild or light sentence une peine clémente, indulgente 4. He was sentenced to death / 5 years in jail: Il a été condamné à mort / à 5 ans de prison. Les fautes courantes: He was condemned to prison he was sentenced He was judged for murder he was tried or prosecuted for murder The advocate defended him the attorney defended him.