A) Match the beginnings of the stories (1-4) with their endings (a-d).

1. A gang of fourteen robbers broke into a bank in Naples and entered the basement. They were hoping to steal millions of dollars from the 8,000 safety deposit boxes there. But the men had an unpleasant surprise.

2. Ezedrick Jones, 18, tried to rob a fast-food restaurant in Tennessee. Although he was wearing a mask, Ezedrick was quickly recognised and arrested soon afterwards.

3. A Detroit burglar arrived home after a ‘successful’ night. He was shocked when a few seconds later he opened the front door and saw his veryhappy dog ... and the police.

4. Neighbours in the city of Baku could hear music coming from an empty flat and decided to call the police. When the police arrived the thief didn’t eventry to escape.

a. The man had left his dog outside the house he had burgled. When the police arrived, they shouted ‘Home boy!’ and the dog happily led the police officer straight to the burglar’s house.

b. The guard with the key to the boxes had gone for a coffee and they couldn’t find him. They hadn’t prepared an alternative plan so they left with almost nothing.

c. After he had broken into the flat, the thief decided to make himself at home. First, he had a bath, and then he had something to eat and drink. After he hadfinished his dinner, he saw a piano in the corner and started playing it. He was still singing songs when the police arrived.

d. Had Ezedrickappeared on TVand that’s why staffrecognised him? No, hehadn’t. He had actuallyjust lost his job at therestaurant. During thecrime the manager kepton saying to him, ‘Why areyou doing this, Ezedrick?’

B) Discuss in the group what mistakes were made by the criminals.

C) Say what punishment every criminal deserves. Give proof of your choice.

D) Write a story of 150-200 words describing some unsuccessful crime. Present it in the group.

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