4.Read the stories of people who were victims of crimes and match the headings to the texts. There is one that you do not need to use. Write one number in each gap. 1. A failed theft 2. Deceived in a foreign country 3. Online fraud 4. Unintended victims A. I was about seven or eight years old. My family went to an Indian-Chinese restaurant for dinner. I liked the place and was quite happy. Then we heard a loud sound of shattering glass. There were two or three people there and I realised that the restaurant was being vandalised. The owners called the police. When the police arrived, the attackers had simply disa ppeared. But when we came out of the restaurant, we saw that the windows of our car had also been smashed. B. I was on the Internet planning my next holiday when a pop-up message appeared on my screen informing me that I had won a trip to the Bahamas. In order to claim my winnings, I would need to call the number. I immediately called the number. The woman asked for some numbers that seemed to have any connection to the holiday prize and asked me for my credit card information. I wasn't nervous until the woman asked for these details. After the woman took my credit card information, she told me that I was "locked in " to buying the trip I panicked when I heard the term "locked in" and realised that part of the cost of the trip had been taken from my credit card. I asked for a cancellation but the woman on the phone refused . Finally, I decided to talk to a manager who also refused to let me cancel the agreement to purchase the holiday package. I lost 1,000 C. One day, I witnessed a crime. I was riding my bicycle home when I saw an elderly woman. She was standing at the bus stop when the mugger approached her. He grabbed her purse and ran off with it. She screamed and I went to help the woman. Fortunately , there was a young woman who was also standing at the bus stop, smoking a cigarette, when the mugger robbed the old woman. She set his clothes on fire. The mugger started to put out the fire . The woman ran towards him and started hitting him. Then I called the police. When the police arrived, they caught the mugger and handcuffed him.

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4.Read the stories of people who were victims of crimes and match the headings to the texts. There is one that you do not need to use. Write one number in each gap. 1. A failed theft 2. Deceived in a foreign country 3. Online fraud 4. Unintended victims A. I was about seven or eight years old. My family went to an Indian-Chinese restaurant for dinner. I liked the place and was quite happy. Then we heard a loud sound of shattering glass. There were two or three people there and I realised that the restaurant was being vandalised. The owners called the police. When the police arrived, the attackers had simply disa ppeared. But when we came out of the restaurant, we saw that the windows of our car had also been smashed. B. I was on the Internet planning my next holiday when a pop-up message appeared on my screen informing me that I had won a trip to the Bahamas. In order to claim my winnings, I would need to call the number. I immediately called the number. The woman asked for some numbers that seemed to have any connection to the holiday prize and asked me for my credit card information. I wasn't nervous until the woman asked for these details. After the woman took my credit card information, she told me that I was "locked in " to buying the trip I panicked when I heard the term "locked in" and realised that part of the cost of the trip had been taken from my credit card. I asked for a cancellation but the woman on the phone refused . Finally, I decided to talk to a manager who also refused to let me cancel the agreement to purchase the holiday package. I lost 1,000 C. One day, I witnessed a crime. I was riding my bicycle home when I saw an elderly woman. She was standing at the bus stop when the mugger approached her. He grabbed her purse and ran off with it. She screamed and I went to help the woman. Fortunately , there was a young woman who was also standing at the bus stop, smoking a cigarette, when the mugger robbed the old woman. She set his clothes on fire. The mugger started to put out the fire . The woman ran towards him and started hitting him. Then I called the police. When the police arrived, they caught the mugger and handcuffed him.

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1. A failed theft - A2. Deceived in a foreign country - B3. Online fraud - B4. Unintended victims - CExplanation:- Text A describes a situation where the narrator's car windows were smashed after a failed theft at a restaurant, making it a failed theft.- Text B describes an online scam where the narrator was deceived into providing credit card online fraud and also a case of being deceived in a foreign country.- Text C describes an elderly woman being mugged, but the young woman who intervened became an unintended victim when the mugger's clothes caught fire.

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