Inglese 4

A man armed with grenades ___ the jet yesterday. mugged. hijacked. kidnapped. smuggled.

Drivers are being advised to check road conditions with the Highways Agency before ___ on journeys. calling on. setting out. setting off. putting out.

The bank expected to ___ about $700 million for restructuring. put off. set out. set aside. set off.

If your telephone is tapped, it means that someone is ___. engaging the line. calling you frequently. disturbing you at night. listening to your conversations secretly.

The museum's alarm ___, but by the time police arrived the culprits had disappeared into thin air. went about. went off. came up with. broke down.

Which of the following terms refers to a CRIME?. fraud. imitation. hoax. counterfeit.

The criminal action of demanding payment or another benefit from someone in return for not revealing compromising or damaging information about them is ___. smuggling. arson. mugging. blackmail.

___ is the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property. An arson. A forgery. A burglary. A hijacking.

He was not ___ of any offence, but the police refused to return the money.’. sentenced. prosecuted. charged. convicted.

They were ___ for obstructing the highway. convicted. sentenced. charged. prosecuted.

A person who has been found ___ of a criminal offence is liable to be sentenced by the court. right. fault. guilty. wrong.

He was ___ with the offence of disobeying a lawful order. prosecuted. charged. convicted. sentenced.

Ten army officers were ___ to life imprisonment. sentenced. charged. prosecuted. convicted.

The CONVENTION ON THE MEANS OF PROHIBITING AND PREVENTING THE ILLICIT IMPORT, EXPORT AND TRANSPORT OF OWNERSHIP OF CULTURAL PROPERTY was ratified in Italy in ___. 1955. 1945. 1970. 1978.

Examples of ___ heritage are oral traditions, performing arts, local knowledge, and traditional skills. priceless. invaluable. intangible. outstanding.

___ is a public sale in which goods or property are sold to the highest bidder. A pillage. A looting. An auction. An appeal.

‘Montana ___ a surprising number of rare mammals’. is home to. is on the verge of. is on the house of. is hosting.

The staircase gives ___ to the top floor. parking. access. admission. guide.

Which of the following adjectives refers to a present action or event?. traditional. state of art. obsolete. outmoded.

Ticket boxes and a ___ (behind the stairs) greet you as you come in.’. cloakroom. darkroom. admission. access.

Our ___ financial situation is not good, but this time last year the situation was even worse. actual. real. traditional. current.

What is the meaning of the word in bold characters in the following sentence? The story of the film is based on actual events and people. traditional. real. contemporary. current.

The place was full of ___, exhibited rather than used. antiquity. ancient. antiquities. antique.

Which of the following adjectives refers to a past action or event?. outmoded. current. up-to-the-minute. state of art.

The coin belonged to an ___ civilization that flourished in Al-Jouf, in the VII century BC. old. antiquity. antiquities. ancient.

The poem was accepted as Hesiod's in ___, but various indications point to the period 580-520 BC. antique. antiquities. ancient. antiquity.