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CIA FBI OPEC UK US EU NATO UN
(a) The was set up in 1945 to keep world peace and help international
co-operation.
(b) The modern grew out of the original Eurapean Community, also
known as the Com mon Market.
(c) Most countries which export oil belong to _
(d) The American works, normally secretly, to collect information about
other countries.
(e) is a military alliance of the USA. Canada, and most West European
countries, Greece and Turkey.
(f) The investigates crime in America.
(g) There are fifty states in the _
(h) The consists of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales, the Channel
Islands and the Isle of Man) and Northern Ireland.

Centrallntelligence Agency Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
European Union
United Kingdom
United Nations
Federal Bureau of Investigation
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation United States (of America)
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(a) I didn't know anything was written on the other side of the page. Why didn't
you write at the bottom?
(b) INTERNATIONALFOOTBALL. ITALY SPAIN.
(c) The address of the firm was written as, 'Johnson , 82 East Dock
___ , London ES.'
(d) The Roman general, Julius Caesar, came to Britain over 2,000 years ago in 55

(e) The summer temperature in Britain rises to about 80 , that's about 27

(f) That house is more than 100 years old. It has ' 1877' on the wall.
(g) The wedding invitation had written on it, 50 I replied at once.
(h) After finishing the letter to his parents, he thought for a moment and then
added ' Pleasesend more money.'
(i) Exam candidates must answer question 1 and any two others.
U) Most people think a gives better sound quality than a cassette.
(k) To get money fram an automatic cash dispenser, you'lI need your cash card and
your _

PleaseTurn Over
Anno Domini (in the year of our Lord)
Compact disc
Postscript
Before Christ
Respondez s'il vous plalt (please reply)
Brothers
Street
Personal Identification Number
degrees Celsius or centigrade
degrees Fahrenheit
versus (against)
Number

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