II. Find the words and phrases from the text that correspond to the following

Use the lexical units in the sentences of your own.

Word Study

II. Complete the following sentences

I. Answer the following questions

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1. Why is the notion of terrorism considered manifold?

2. What did the original notion of terrorism by Sheiling imply?

3. What is understood by a terrorist group?

4. What do terrorist groups use the threat of indiscriminate attacks on civilians?

5. What distinguishes terrorism from other kinds of violence? Is there any difference between the terrorism of states and the terrorism of terrorist groups?

6. Why is it so difficult to distinguish between politics and terrorism? Give examples.

7. Is there any link between terror and governments? Give examples of terrorist governments and governments guilty of terrorism against their own peoples.

1. Originally, terrorism implied ………..

2. Terrorist groups use the threat of indiscriminate attacks on civilians ……….

3. Many terrorist groups seek ……………., whereas others ………………

4. Both states and terrorist groups …………….

5. The main difference between terrorism and violence is ………………….

6. Understanding who is considered a terrorist …………………….

7. Terrorism is an ambiguous notion because ……………………………

I. Translate the following words and phrases from the text from English into Russian

Use of threat; indiscriminate violence; to intimidate adversaries; to terrorize smb.; to contest the authority; to impose pain; to cause trouble; to compel political change; to seek independence and autonomy; to be ideologically motivated; to link violence to clear political objectives; to make concessions; to suppress disorder; to protect national interests; legitimate; to condemn; to mark off; covert war; suicide-bomber; rebel guerilla; the liberation front; armed forces; grenade-thrower; by proxy; besieged town; to slaughter; to surrender; rifle; Semtex; a fighter-bomber; to be convinced of righteousness.

1. an opponent, enemy;

2. not showing the ability to make (moral) judgments or to see a difference in value between people, groups or things;

3. to make somebody do something by force, moral persuasion, or orders that must be obeyed;

4. to destroy or bring to an end by force;

5. to frighten somebody, especially by making threats

6. to express very strong disapproval of someone or somethingany object or place at which an attack is directed;

7. to begin and continue a war;

8. the right given to a person to act or represent another person on a single occasion;

9. famous or widely known for something bad;

10. to surround (a town, a castle) with armed forces so as to prevent the people inside from getting outside;

11. to give in to the power.

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