Caught in the act

Caught in the act

Multiple Choice

We learn in the first paragraph that the writer was surprised when

• his morning routine was interrupted

• his doorbell rang so early

• he opened the door to the police

• he saw the look on the policemen's faces

Multiple Choice

By the time the detective entered the interrogation room, the writer

• didn't know how much time he had passed

• had begun to blame himself for the situation

• had prepared many questions to ask

• was beginning to realise the seriosness of the situation

Multiple Choice

The writer uses phrase "he dropped the bumbshell" to show that

• the detective was not telling the truth about the crime

• the detective revealed some shocking information

• the detective had become angry and started shouting

• the detective was not impressed with the writer's alibi

Multiple Choice

When the lawyer arrived, she

• was critical of the detective

• showed her disapproval of CCTV

• didn't seem convinced by the evidence

• insisted that the writer was innoncent

Multiple Choice

The lawyer thought that the pictures were unacceptable because

• there was a lack of evidence

• new evidence proved him innocent

• the real culprit was found

• a court ruled that he should be

Multiple Choice

The writer learnt from his experience that

• despite disadvantages, CCTV cameras are still beneficial to society

• Britain has too many CCTV cameras

• CCTV cameras have a disadvantage that most people don't think of

• CCTV cameras bring more harm than good