B1, Unit 3, week 1, session 1

1. What was missing from Mrs. Jenkins' antique shop?

• • A. A gold bracelet

• • B. A silver ring

• • C. A diamond necklace

• • D. A painting

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1. How did Mrs. Jenkins secure the necklace the night before it went missing?

• • A. She put it in a drawer.

• • B. She wore it.

• • C. She locked it in a glass case.

• • D. She gave it to a friend.

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What did the security cameras in the shop show?

• • A. A thief breaking in.

• B. Mrs. Jenkins hiding the necklace.

• • C. Nothing unusual.

• D. A cat knocking over a vase.

Who was called to solve the case of the missing necklace?

• • A. Mrs. Jenkins' friend

• • B. Detective Thompson

• • C. The town's mayor

• • D. A famous thief

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What did Detective Thompson find in the antique shop that helped solve the mystery?

• • A. A hidden camera

• • B. A secret passageway

• • C. A hidden space

• • D. A note from the thief

Detective Thompson checked for (a)   and clues but found nothing.

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The hidden space in the shop was perfect for someone to (a)   something they stole.

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The teenager admitted to taking the necklace because he was (a)   .

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Everyone in Greenfield was (a)   that the mystery was solved.

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Life in Greenfield went back to normal, but everyone was more (a)   .

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