Task 6.

Match up the following Customs terms with their definitions: a) a balloon swallower, b) a body cavity, c) concealment, d) false, e) a mule, f) a multi-consignment contraband, g) a smuggling tunnel.

1) smuggling two or more different types of contraband such as drugs and illegal immigrants or drugs and guns at the same time;

2) a person who crosses a border to smuggle drugs contained inside his/her body;

3) a secret tunnel, usually hidden underground, used for smuggling goods and people;

4) an empty space within a human body;

5) deliberately made or meant to deceive;

6) keeping from sight; hiding in a secret place;

7) a courier for illegal drugs.

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Task 7. What language do people speak in the following countries? Mind that words for language are usually the same as the adjectives.

Model: Korea, Japan. In Korea people speak Korean but in Japan they speak Japanese.

1) the UK, Germany;

2) Russia, the USA;

3) Egypt, Greece;

4) Norway, Sweden;

5) the USA, the UK, New Zealand;

6) Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Chile;

7) Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland;

8) Morocco, Egypt, China, Saudi Arabia;

9) Switzerland, Canada, Scotland, France;

10) England, Canada, Iceland, Australia.

Task 8. Tell in English.

Model 1: 1) France, 2) French, 3) French, 4) Germany, 5) German, 6) Italy, 7) Italian.

Model 2: I am from France. French people live in France. We speak French. France borders on Germany. German people live in Germany. Italy is very important for my family because my sister lives in it. In Italy people speak Italian.

1) the name of your country;

2) the name for people from your country;

3) the word for your language;

4) the names of the countries next to your country;

5) the name for people from the countries next to your country;

6) the names of any other countries which are important for you (or your country) in some way;

7) the word for the language of these important countries.

Task 9. Cross out the unnecessary words.

A money mule it is a person who he transfers stolen money or merchandise from one country to another, either in person, through a courier service, or electronically. The term it is commonly used to describe on-line scams that they prey on victims who are unaware that the money or merchandise they are have transferring is stolen. In these scams, the stolen money or merchandise is been transferred from the victim's country to from the scam operator's country. Scammers trading in stolen goods they use similar tactics to recruit mules who is receive packages and then been forward them to mail drops in the scammer's home his country.