## Need to know

What do you need to know?
At the end of this theme, you should be able to talk about Crime with ease.
But you don't have to be able to do all this perfectly right away! If you take the following lessons you'll find out what you need to know!

Give it a try!
Read the questions.

- Form groups of three or four.
- In your group, select as many questions as there are members of your group.
- Discuss these questions.
- Select one question you all think is interesting.
- Present, as a group, the results of your discussion to your classmates.
- Answer, as good as you can, questions of your classmates.
  Reply not only with a yes or a no, but also provide an explanation (why you do or do not agree).

When listening to other presentations, listen carefully and think of questions or things you did not understand.

##### Choose from the following questions: Should police in your country be stricter or less strict? Have you ever thought of fighting crime by becoming a police officer? Have you ever seen a crime being committed? What did you see? Is crime a serious problem where you live? What kinds of crimes happen often? What kind of people shoplift and what kinds of things do they steal? Do you think graffiti is vandalism or art? Do you worry about Internet crime? Do you enjoy television shows about crime and the police? Which ones are good?

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