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Police

Instructions as above.
detective
walkie-talkie join plain c10thes
uniform
police force rank policeman
Alan is now o1denough and tall enough to (a) the (b) . At first, of
course, he'lI be an ordinary (c) of the lowest (d) . He'lI wear a
(e) and go out in the streets keeping in touch with the police station with his
(f) o Then he'd like to be a (g) in (h) investigating serious crime.

Security Wark

Instructions as above.
guards tap bullet-proof armoured vehicles bug
kidnappers couriers security firm private detectives

1run a (a) which offers a complete range of security services. We have
(b) with special (c) windows to transport money and other valuable
items. We can supply trained (d) to protect exhibits at art shows and
jewellery displays. We can advise you if you think someone is trying to (e)
your phone or (f) your private conversations at home ar in the office with
hidden microphones. We have ex-policemen whom you can hire as (g) and
special (h) to deliver your valuable parcels anywhere in the warid. We can
protect you or your children against possible (i)

The Countryside

Put each ot the tollowing words or phrases in its correct place in the passage
below.
farms unpolluted relaxed rural wildlife
pace national parks cultivated remote villages
Away from the urban problems of the city lies the (a) peace and quiet of
the countryside. The air is more likely to be elear and (b) , the (c) _ of
life is slower, and the people living in smali (d) more (e) and
friendly. Some land is (f) and you'lI see crops growing, as well as animals
grazing, on the (g) o Some areas of particular natural beauty are designated
as (h) by the government, and here (i) can live and move about
safely. It is in places (j) from the noisy cities that you can experience the true
beauty of nature.

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