Английский язык. Конова М.А. - 58 стр.

    9.3.5 Match a line in A with a line in B (one item has been done for you):

a. if you seize something, you usually    1 marking a surface with something
                                                 written ( esp. some name)
b. an order is                            2 take hold of eagerly and forcefully.
c. to smuggle                             3 to take goods from one country to
                                                  another illegally
d. inscription means                      4 a serious desease of the lungs with
                                                inflammation and difficulty
                                                       in breathing
e. pneumonia                              5 a system for calculating amount
                                                    size, weight, etc.
f. to expose to                           6 to uncover, to leave unprotected
g. measure                                7 a special honor award given for
                                          service, bravery, etc.



     9.4 Comprehension Check. Read the article about an anti-drug raid in
Hawaii, the USA. The events of the story are given not in chronological order.
Read five jumbled paragraphs and restore the article

    9.4.1 Find the following words and collocations in your dictionary. They will
help you while reading this text:

   law inforcement                significant (adj)          dismantle (v)
   “dirty money”                  suspect (v)                distribute (v)
   resident(n)                    ten-fold increase          squeeze(v)
   raid (n)                       wrap (v)                   black tar cocaine
   investigation (n)                                         location (n)

    9.4.2
                                      Text B
            For Mexican drug ring in Hawaii, aloha means goodbye . . .
     a. Operation Pipeline took off on Thanksgiving weekend 2000, and law
enforcement officials had already arrested 18 suspects - residents and Mexican
nationals in the country illegally - and deported a number of them before the final
raid on December 20, 2001.


    b. In a dawn raid a few days before Christmas, Customs special agents in
Hawaii hit 10 different locations, arresting 16 individuals suspected of smuggling
and distributing black tar cocaine, and seizing significant amounts of "dirty
money," guns, and illegal narcotics - 20 pounds of black- tar heroin wrapped in