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New english file upper intermediate student's book part 5

But now busy men and women who don't have the time for a slow, gentle courtship have a quicker way to find a partner: speed dating, where single people have exactly three minutes to decide if the person they are talking to could be Mr or Ms Right. | 5 READING a What do you think would be an appropriate punishment for. 1 a woman who abandoned some kittens in a forest 2 people caught speeding in a residential area 3 a man who was caught carrying a loaded gun in the street 4 some teenagers who vandalized a school bus 5 noisy neighbours who play rock music very loudly at all hours b Read the first four paragraphs of the article. What sentence did Judge Cicconetti give these people Why Do you think his sentences would be more effective than yours Sometimes when you read a newspaper article for detail the information is not given in a chronological order. You may need to re-read the article to clarify in your mind information about people and events. c Read through the questions below. Then read the whole article to find the information. 1 Thejudge What was his early life like How successful has he been professionally 2 The punishments Which three creative punishments get the offenders to learn from a personal experience Which two punishments get them to do something for other people 3 The reasons behind his system What inspired his system of creative punishments Why does he think they are better than conventional punishments What evidence does he have that the punishments are successful d What do you think of his system Would you like to have a judge like Cicconetti in your town 6 SPEAKING GET IT RIGHT giving your opinion When we are giving our opinion about the right way to punish someone we often use should passive infinitive I think they should be made to. I don t think they should be allowed to. a In groups decide on creative punishments for these crimes or offences. An arsonist who sets fire to a local beauty spot for example a forest. A 15-year-old who is caught drinking and smoking. Someone who parks illegally causing major traffic delays. A group of teenagers who paint graffiti all over walls in a small town. A couple whose dogs bark incessantly and bother the neighbours. A young person who creates a .