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J. “Local solicitor swaps office for the ocean”
K. “Microsoft buoyant
after court ruling”
L. “US awaits key
Florida judgement”
M. “Three judges rejected the bid
to outlaw the use of the American-
made device”
N. “Drink drive ruling avers
court chaos”
O. “Egyptian activist freed pending
retrial”
4. Choose the most appropriate headlines from exercise 3 to each news
extract given.
a) … zero-tolerance policy on crime is being held up as a major rea-
son for the city’s success. Another initiative has focused police efforts on
combating petty crimes. The theory is that people who commit petty crimes
eventually graduate to more violent offences…
b) … has announced his resignation over legislation approving con-
tinuation of the country’s “faceless courts”. The system allows judges to
remain behind two-way mirrors whilst prosecutors and witnesses also pre-
serve their anonymity…
c) … was stopped on 11 January at Keahole-Kona International Air-
port security checkpoint while on her way to board a United Airlines flight
to San Francisco. During a search of her bag, a security officer allegedly
found the marijuana and seized the bag…
d) …Channel 4 had grossly defamed him suggesting he was incompe-
tent to practise, had obtained his job fraudulently and should be struck off.
But colleagues have a high regard for him…
e) … was sentenced to jail in July for tarnishing the country’s image,
accepting foreign money without government approval and embezzling
funds. He was also accused of spreading misinformation about the political
situation in … "I did not expect things to go so fast; I thank the justice." …
f) … is to restructure its market-leading litigation practice for the sec-
ond time in two years as the top 10 London firm gears up for a wider over-
haul of its practice management…
g) … Court news following a landmark ‘test case’ in which the House
of Lords handed down judgment on 3 February, barristers across the board
can now heave a huge sigh of relief that in ...
h) …The company has long argued that the anti-monopoly suit
against it was inspired by its commercial competitors…
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5. Match the words from A with their synonyms from B.
6. Recognise the words according to the definitions given and cross
them out with a continuous line starting with a highlighted letter.
N T E
A G I
A. someone who tries to catch a punish crimi-
nals by themselves, without waiting for the
police
L I V
B. negative, unpleasant, or harmful
A E R
D V S E
U C W
C. the period of time during which people must
not go outside
R F E
R C T
D. an angry expression of protest by a lot of
people, as a reaction to something someone
has done
Y O U
A
rumour lenient
hostile despicable
quiz contentious
hardship submission
backpacker
B
unfriendly tourist
formal proposal test
extremely cruel need
tolerant gossip
controversial
J. “Local solicitor swaps office for the ocean” 5. Match the words from A with their synonyms from B. K. “Microsoft buoyant after court ruling” L. “US awaits key Florida judgement” M. “Three judges rejected the bid to outlaw the use of the American- A B made device” rumour lenient unfriendly tourist N. “Drink drive ruling avers court chaos” hostile despicable formal proposal test O. “Egyptian activist freed pending retrial” quiz contentious extremely cruel need hardship submission tolerant gossip 4. Choose the most appropriate headlines from exercise 3 to each news backpacker controversial extract given. a) … zero-tolerance policy on crime is being held up as a major rea- son for the city’s success. Another initiative has focused police efforts on combating petty crimes. The theory is that people who commit petty crimes 6. Recognise the words according to the definitions given and cross eventually graduate to more violent offences… them out with a continuous line starting with a highlighted letter. b) … has announced his resignation over legislation approving con- A. someone who tries to catch a punish crimi- tinuation of the country’s “faceless courts”. The system allows judges to N T E nals by themselves, without waiting for the remain behind two-way mirrors whilst prosecutors and witnesses also pre- police serve their anonymity… A G I c) … was stopped on 11 January at Keahole-Kona International Air- port security checkpoint while on her way to board a United Airlines flight L I V to San Francisco. During a search of her bag, a security officer allegedly found the marijuana and seized the bag… B. negative, unpleasant, or harmful d) …Channel 4 had grossly defamed him suggesting he was incompe- A E R tent to practise, had obtained his job fraudulently and should be struck off. But colleagues have a high regard for him… D V S E e) … was sentenced to jail in July for tarnishing the country’s image, accepting foreign money without government approval and embezzling funds. He was also accused of spreading misinformation about the political C. the period of time during which people must situation in … "I did not expect things to go so fast; I thank the justice." … not go outside U C W f) … is to restructure its market-leading litigation practice for the sec- ond time in two years as the top 10 London firm gears up for a wider over- R F E haul of its practice management… g) … Court news following a landmark ‘test case’ in which the House of Lords handed down judgment on 3 February, barristers across the board D. an angry expression of protest by a lot of can now heave a huge sigh of relief that in ... people, as a reaction to something someone R C T h) …The company has long argued that the anti-monopoly suit has done against it was inspired by its commercial competitors… Y O U 77 78
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