Vocabulary review 3 Choose the word that is different. Say why.

1. Vocabulary review 3Choose the word that is different. Say why. • robber burglar pickpocket kidnapper • fraud smuggler theft terrorism • evidence judge jury witness • chilly cool scorching freezing • jurricane mist blizzard flood

2. Vocabulary review 3Choose the word that is different. Say why. • robber burglar pickpocket kidnapper • fraud smuggler theft terrorism • evidence judge jury witness • chilly cool scorching freezing • hurricane mist blizzard flood

3. Complete the sentences with a verb in the past simple. • They c… a terrible crime. • The police c… the burglar at the scene of the crime. • The judge s… him ti five years in jail. • They k… the politician’s son and asked for a million dollars ransom. • Jack the ripper m… seven women in London in the 19th century. • The wind b… so hard that two trees fell down. • I sw… so much when I was at the gym that my T-shirt was soaking wet. • It p… with rain last night and we got soaked coming home. • We had six centimeters of snow when I woke up but it m… during the morning. • We t… advantage of the good weather and spent the day at the beach.

4. Complete the sentences with a verb in the past simple. • They committed a terrible crime. • The police caught the burglar at the scene of the crime. • The judge sentenced him to five years in jail. • They kidnapped the politician’s son and asked for a million dollars ransom. • Jack the ripper murdered seven women in London in the 19th century. • The wind blew so hard that two trees fell down. • I sweated so much when I was at the gym that my T-shirt was soaking wet. • It poured with rain last night and we got soaked coming home. • We had six centimeters of snow when I woke up but it melted during the morning. • We took advantage of the good weather and spent the day at the beach.

5. Complete the sentences with one word. • The woman was charged with … drug dealing. • Are you planning to take … a new sport when you go to university? • Who do you take … most, your mother or your father? • Watch …! You nearly hit that cyclist. • It’s very hot here. Let’s move and sit … the shade.

6. Complete the sentences with one word. • The woman was charged with with drug dealing. • Are you planning to take up a new sport when you go to university? • Who do you take after most, your mother or your father? • Watch out! You nearly hit that cyclist. • It’s very hot here. Let’s move and sit in the shade.