PART FOUR

　　Questions 21-35

　　. Read this news. .

　　. Choose the best word to fil1 each gap.

　　. For each question (21-35) mark one letter (A ,B ,C or D) on your Answer She et.

　　. One answer has been given as an example.

　　Three Bootleggers Jailed

　　Three men who ran a cross-channel smuggling group ,selling cheap.

　　French beer ,wine and champagne in Britain ,were jailed yesterday.

　　The men were leaders of an 11-man group which made at least 42……example……on the Dover-Calais ferry in three months.

　　Trucks of cheap drink were brought into the country and sold …… ……21 …… ……at Sunday market, And corner shops in South Wales , Two secret teams of customs officers …… …… 22…… ……vehicles between Kent and Cardiff in an operation called "chancer". Eleven men admitted their part in a…… ……23…… ……to avoid paying duty on beer and spirits.

　　Mr. Roger Thomas said it was ……24 …… that 70, 000pounds of unpaid duty was involved between January and April last year when the gang was …… 25 ……the smuggling group. Cases of beer, wine and champagne were brought to a rented warehouse in Cardiff before being …… 26 …… to traders. Mr. Richard Nichols, a former market trader, Mr. Qichard Spencer ,a shopowner, and Mr Raymond Tout , were put in prison for …… …… 27…… ……of nine, four and three months …… 28 …… Judge Michael Burr said the group had used "an army of helpers "in an organized conspiracy to make …… …… 29 …… …… money. He ordered six other men to carry out community service and conditionally …… …… 30…… ……two others who had played a lesser role.

　　After the …… 31 …… customs investigators said that the group made as many as four cross channel trips a day …… …… 32…… …… to a hypermarket near Calais. They went into business only three weeks after the new customs laws came into …… 33……on New Year s day last year. The investigators added : "We hope these jail …… …… 34…… ……will be a big help to tackle this . ……35…… ……crime which is causing concern to the retail industry

　　example

　　A. holidays B. tours C. trips D. voyages

　　Answer: C

　　21. A. law fully B. secretly C. legally D. illegally

　　22. A. tracked B. travelled C. saw D. watched

　　23. A. accident B. conspiracy C. hope D. dream

　　24. A. calculated B. considered C. counted D. estimated

　　25. A. meeting B. talking C. organizing D. using

　　26. A. moved B. rented C. distributed D. using

　　27. A. times B. lengths C. terms D. periods

　　28. A. each B. altogether C. long D. respectively

　　29. A. hard B. easy C. comfortable D. simple

　　30. A. closed B. discharged C. opened D. liberated

　　31. A. trial B. sentence C. accident D. case

　　32. A. occasionally B. particularly C. mainly D. consequently

　　33. A. being B. force C. strength D. use

　　34. A. words B. sentences C. phrases D. punishment

　　35. A. widespread B. terrible C. serious D. rare

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　　21. D 22. A 23.B 24. D 25. C 26.C 27.C 28. D 29.B

　　30. B 31. D 32.C 33. B 34. B 35.A