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Tasks for 1 – 3 Chapters.

  1.  Translate the word-expressions:
  2.  to consult a client;
  3.  the perusal of law books;
  4.  the corpus delicti and the corpse;
  5.  a murder case;
  6.  the body of the victim;
  7.  indicative of the case;
  8.  to bribe the waitress;
  9.  to persuade smb to stay;
  10.  to give smb a quick wink;
  11.  to exchange glances;
  12.  a trap or frame-up;
  13.  to raise one’s eyebrows;
  14.  to gain weight;
  15.  to talk to an attorney and his secretary;
  16.  to be under contract;
  17.  to spot the joker;

II. Write out the names of meals.

III. Read and translate the passage

“Now,” Mason went on … under the contract.” (Ch. 3).

  1.  to jerk the rug out from under smb.
  2.  to have a guaranteed income;
  3.  to put smb in the public eye;
  4.  to baffle smb;
  5.  the blackmailing mastermind;
  6.  under certain circumstances;
  7.  to come into her inheritance;
  8.  to have smb convicted of the murder;
  9.  a murderer can’t inherit from his victim;
  10.  to step into an inheritance of a few million dollars;
  11.  a legal secretary;
  12.  to sign the contract;
  13.  to keep a close watch on smb;
  14.  to give up a good murder mystery;
  15.  to leave a will;
  16.  to be kept under surveillance;

Answer the questions:

  1.  Who are the main characters?
  2.  What was the mystery?
  3.  Tell about Diana’s contract.
  4.  What was Mason’s first version?
  5.  What booboo did Diana, in her opinion, do?
  6.  What were Mason’s first actions?
  7.  Why did he get interested in the case?


Tasks for Ch. 4.

I. Translate the phrases and reproduce the situations they are used in:

  1.  a court hearing set;     
  2.  to run (about hearing);
  3.  preliminary report on smb.;     IV. 1. What did Perry have
  4.  to give low-down (am.);     on Monday morning?  
  5.  to put through the call;     2. Who visited him in his  
  6.  to be a dish (inform.);      office then? What for?
  7.  to be an operative (a private detective);   3. Who was George D. Win-
  8.  to cut a figure (to impress greatly);    lock?
  9.  to nose around;      4. Who was Perry’s second  
  10.  a firm of attorneys;      visitor that day?
  11.  to parry questions;      5. Was he glad? Why?
  12.  circumstantial evidence;     6. What brought Diane
  13.  a small account in a bank;       to Mason’s office?
  14.  to start investigating around;     7. What did he advice her to
  15.  to pick up a trial;      do?
  16.  to run smb. to earth;      8. What did Mason intend to
  17.  to take an option on some property;    do next?
  18.  to make a neat profit;
  19.  to put a man on smb.;
  20.  to put a round-the-clock tail on smb.;
  21.  to get suspicious;
  22.  to take the bait;
  23.  the vagaries of fashion;
  24.  a wealthy backer;
  25.  the breach of confidence;
  26.  to hold the contract in force;
  27.  to terminate the contract;
  28.  to pay a lawyer a retainer;
  29.  to predicate a charge of fraud;
  30.  under false pretenses;
  31.  to promote smb as a model legitimately;
  32.  the idea didn't pan out;
  33.  a party to a contract;
  34.  several remedies (at law);
  35.  to rescind the contract under certain circumstances;
  36.  to be bound by the obligations;
  37.  to sue smb. for damages resulting from the breach;
  38.  to use fraud.

  1.  Read and Translate the passage:

“My dear Miss Alder:… per Harrison T. Boring, President.”

  1.  Tell what you know about Diana.

Tell what you know about Harrison T. Boring.


Tasks for Ch. 5.

  1.  Translate the phrases and reproduce the situations they are used in:
  2.  to treat a client;
  3.  to shadow smb.;
  4.  to call in person;
  5.  to get in touch with smb.;
  6.  to consult an attorney;
  7.  to be at liberty;
  8.  available cash;
  9.  reserve supply;
  10.  to get a thin dime out of smb;
  11.  to leave the situation in status quo;
  12.  to be a toast of town (inf.);
  13.  to be in dark;
  14.  to lose track of the family connection;
  15.  remote relatives;
  16.  to forfeit smb’s right;
  17.  to make an appointment;
  18.  to pool the information;
  19.  to be on the right track;
  20.  to divulge the name of the client;
  21.  lost heirs;
  22.  under advisement;
  23.  a letter of resignation;
  24.  to think one’s proposition over;
  25.  to double-cross smb.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

Boring held out his hand to…I want to study it once more.”

 

  1.  Reproduce the dialogues between

a) Perry Mason and Mr. Boring;   

b) Perry Mason and Mr. Foster.

  1.  Answer the questions:
  2.  Who came to Mason’s office at about 5 o’clock?
  3.  What did Boring explain to Mason about his business and about the quitting of the contract?
  4.  What were Mason’s responses to Boring’s words?
  5.  What idea came to Mason’s head after reading the contract once more?
  6.  Who was Mr. Foster? Describe him.
  7.  What did Mr. Foster offer to Mason?
  8.  Did Mason agree with it? What did he do?


Tasks for Ch. 6-7.

  1.  Translate the phrases and reproduce the situations they are used in:
  2.  to check in;
  3.  to look black;
  4.  to pour oil on the troubled flames;
  5.  not to be suspicious;
  6.  to be plausible;
  7.  the solution to the problem;
  8.  to shift to blackmail;
  9.  to amass something of a fortune;
  10.  not to make any accusations;
  11.  to spot and ditch the shadow;
  12.  to start prowling around;
  13.  to comply with the law;
  14.  to smuggle in;
  15.  to put on airs;
  16.  to pump somebody for information;
  17.  to cut the Gordian knot;
  18.  in charge of the forces;
  19.  to hold the fort.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“I think I’d like to talk it out…of the rainbow.”

  1.  Answer the questions and do the following tasks:
  2.  Where were Della and Mason going to on Tuesday afternoon? Why?
  3.  What new idea did Mason get? Talk it out as if you were Mason.
  4.  Why did Harrison Boring let Diana go after having tied her up?   
  5.  Who was Mr. Winlock supposed to be in Mason’s mind?
  6.  What was the problem with Boring’s being shadowed?
  7.  Tell some words about Moose Dillard.
  8.  What new task did he get? Why?
  9.  What happened to Diana?
  10.  What was Mason going to do next?


Ch. 8.

  1.  Translate the phrases and reproduce the situations they are used in:
  2.  to have an appointment;
  3.  to trust one’s judgment;
  4.  the heart of the matter;
  5.  to beat around the bush;
  6.  at one’s disposal;
  7.  to cross-exam smb.;
  8.  to put cards on the table;
  9.  to make an accusation;
  10.  to point out;
  11.  the source of information;
  12.  to anticipate the situation;
  13.  to start an investigation;
  14.  to keep someone aloof;
  15.  to justify smb’s course of action;
  16.  to afford some publicity;
  17.  to pay blackmail;
  18.  to make a clean break;
  19.  to bleed someone white;
  20.  an assured income;
  21.  to come to term with smb.;
  22.  to be a knockout.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“My true name is…poor judgment”.

  1.  Answer the questions and do the following tasks:
  2.  Whom did Mason visit? Describe the person.
  3.  Did Winlock tell the truth about himself at once?
  4.  How could Mason make him speak?
  5.  Tell the story happened 14 years ago as if you were George Adler?
  6.  What relations were between Boring and Adler?
  7.  What was Adler going to do?
  8.  What new characters are introduced in this chapter?


Chapter 9.

  1.  Translate the word-combinations and reproduce the situations they are used into:
  2.  to keep in touch with somebody; to be in touch with smb.;
  3.  to keep smb. in the dark;
  4.  to repudiate the contract;
  5.  to lead an immoral life;
  6.  to lose track of somebody;
  7.  to leave a fortune;
  8.  to safeguard somebody’s interests;
  9.  to be unable to resist something;
  10.  to come to a head;
  11.  to have a heart-to-heart talk;
  12.  to have all the reins in one’s hand;
  13.  to come in a rush;
  14.  to be all eyewash;
  15.  to shake like a leaf;
  16.  to break something to somebody easy.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“Then Foster started trying to…to come here at once.”

 


Chapter 10.

  1.  Translate these word-combinations and reproduce the situations they are used into:

  1.  to be a jam of some sort;
  2.  to lose one’s head;
  3.  to be in trouble;
  4.  to leave in a hurry;
  5.  to give a tip-off;
  6.  to have smth. under surveillance;
  7.  to prowl around;
  8.  on a guess;
  9.  to hung around in the shadows;
  10.  to whip out of;
  11.  a back entrance;
  12.  a shot or a stab;
  13.  to be bugged;
  14.  to tie the crime in with smb.;
  15.  a murder case;
  16.  to get wise to smb.;
  17.  to put two and two together;
  18.  on the assumption;
  19.  to cause trouble.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“Well, for about five minutes after this man…I got the license on her car.”

  1.  Make the report of your espial as if you were Dillard Moose.

  1.  Reproduce Dillard’s report and express your suppositions as if you were
    1.  Sid Nye;
      1.  Perry Mason;  
      2.  A police officer.


Chapter 11.

  1.  Translate these word-combinations and reproduce the situations they are used into:

  1.  for fear;
  2.  to lose one’s appetite;
  3.  to blink back tears;
  4.  to trap smb. into a life term;
  5.  to get smb. into someone’s power;
  6.  to be a phony;
  7.  to be convicted of homicide (manslaughter);
  8.  to be dead drunk;
  9.  to make a search;
  10.  to swear to heaven;
  11.  to take one’s retainer;
  12.  to give a good spanking;
  13.  to question smb.;
  14.  to have a tip;
  15.  a prosecuting attorney;
  16.  to take smb. into custody;
  17.  to swear out a warrant for smth.;
  18.  to be a victim of conspiracy;
  19.  to call the turn;
  20.  to jump to the conclusion.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“Abruptly she said,…I didn’t see any money.”

  1.  Reproduce the dialogues between:
  2.  Perry Mason and Diana Alder;
  3.  Perry Mason and a police officer.


Chapter 12.

  1.  Translate these word-combinations and reproduce the situations they are used into:
  2.  a soft code knock; (a rap);
  3.  to detour around;
  4.  to scout the place;
  5.  duck out;
  6.  to take chances with the police;
  7.  to get in touch with smb.;
  8.  moose hunting;
  9.  to be apt to do smth.;
  10.  to pry into background;
  11.  to chase off a false trial;
  12.  the question of one’ s property rights;
  13.  to vest in the husband;
  14.  to be in the saddle;
  15.  to make a will;
  16.  to liquidate holdings;
  17.  gross income from any source;
  18.  the cat will be out of the bag;
  19.  to be under sedation;
  20.  a hot situation;
  21.  to count on one’s discretion;
  22.  to protect from disagreeable publicity.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

Mason said, “Boring found out…into her own hands.”

  1.  Reproduce the dialogues
  2.  between Sid Nye and Perry Mason;
  3.  between Perry Mason and George Winlock.


Ch. 13 -14.

  1.  Translate these word-combinations and reproduce the situations

they are used into:

  1.  to see smb. privately;
    1.  to retain one’s property interests;
      1.  to be at stake;
      2.  to seek smb. to blackmail;
      3.  to be fatally injured;
      4.  to establish the matter by definite proof;
      5.  to engage in an altercation;
      6.  to share in the spoils;
      7.  to require one’s testimony;
      8.  violation of the law;
      9.  to be let off with probation;
      10.  to rebuke from the court;
      11.  to remain in abeyance;
      12.  to suborn perjury; to commit perjury;
      13.  to be placed on the witness stand;
      14.  to discover the true facts by cross-examination;
      15.  to make a gateway;
      16.  to nab smb.;
      17.  on the outskirt of town;
      18.  to intimate smb.;
      19.  to have a warrant;
      20.  to conceal evidence;
      21.  to take smb. into custody;
      22.  to be hard to get along with.

  1.  Read and Translate the passage:

Mason hurried down to Della Street’s room…Come on, Della.”

  1.  Reproduce the dialogues:

  1.  between Mrs. Winlock and Perry Mason;
  2.  between Sid Nye and Perry Mason.


Ch. 15.

  1.  Translate these word-phrases and reproduce the situations they are used in:
    1.  the district attorney;
      1.  a preliminary hearing;
      2.  to cross-examine;
      3.  to object to;
      4.  to sustain;
      5.  to overrule;
      6.  to sell someone into white slavery;
      7.  to have the defendant tied up with an agreement;
      8.  physical altercation with somebody;
      9.   to surrender a part or all of that  money;
      10.  to put an electronic bug on one’s automobile;
      11.  to carry an accurate watch;
      12.  a stretcher bearer;
      13.  the line of interrogation;
      14.  to strike out his entire evidence;
      15.  to quit taking notes;
      16.  to overlook something;
      17.  to become suspicious;
      18.  to be inaccurate and incomplete;
      19.  to be sworn;
      20.  to be injured;
      21.  to make a note;
      22.  to be fast;
      23.  a fracture of the skull;
      24.  to search the clothes;
      25.  to ask the Court for a recess.

  1.  Read and translate the passage:

“Knox came…We ask that the defendant be bound over for trial.”




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