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Crossword time!

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Read the following clues and then fill in the crossword.

Across:
1 this person helps to prevent crime
3 most job applications require you to send them one of these
4 when you formally notify your manager you are leaving your job, you do this
6 this job involves a person travelling around trying to sell their company’s product
8 this person often works for a senior person in a company and organises their

meetings, paperwork and prepares work for them

11 this one person sits in the court and when (14 across) deliver a verdict, this person

decides on the sentence if applicable

12 if a person has not committed a crime, they are …………
13 this verb describes the action of taking something from someone else without their

permission

14 this group of people sit in a court trial and listen to all the evidence. They then take all

the information to decide whether a person is guilty or not guilty

Down:
2 this person works in the legal profession
5 this person puts out fires
7 this person is on the front desk when you walk into a business establishment
9 you often receive this kind of penalty for a petty crime
10 at the end of a trial a person is declared _ _ _ _ _ _/not _ _ _ _ _ _

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In pairs, make up sentences using the words from the crossword.

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Crossword time!

TEACHER’S NOTES:

Aim: to practice key vocabulary from the unit. This worksheet is

designed to be used in conjunction with unit 9.

Time: 30 minutes maximum
Materials: photocopies of the worksheet for each student.

1

Ask students to complete the crossword using the clues 1-14.
Check answers with the class.

Answers: 1 (Across) police officer 2 (Down) lawyer 3 (Across) CV
4 (Down) resign 5 (Down) firefighter 6 (Across) sales rep
7 (Across) receptionist 8 (Down) secretary 9 (Down) fine
10 (Down) guilty 11 (Across) judge 12 (Across) innocent
13 (Across) steal 14 (Across) jury

2

Ask students to make up sentences as many sentences as
possible within a given time limit, using the words from the

crossword in Ex. 1. Go around the class monitoring and ask the
students with the most/best sentences to read them out to the
rest of the class.