12.
(A) falling for
(B) bumping into
(C) responding to
(D) clamping down

8. The police chief __________ John for his negligence because he caused damage to agency property. (A) rewarded (B) blamed (C) resigned (D) requested

9. According to historical data, car thefts in a particular _________ are reported at an annual rate of 2.5 thefts per 1,000 cars. (A) jurisdiction (B) liaison (C) legislation (D) intelligence

10.How could they charge you five thousand dollars for delivery? It was nothing less than _________. (A) piracy (B) blackmail (C) money laundering (D) forgery

11.(A) diligence (B) caution (C) authority (D) intolerance

13.(A) to (B) at (C) of (D) on

14.(A) respective of (B) regarding (C) in terms of (D) regardless of

15.(A) recruit (B) release (C) reception (D) reoffending

16.According to the above paragraph, the pickpocket is LEAST likely to operate in a (A) baseball park with a full capacity attendance (B) subway station in a remote area late at night (C) moderately populated dance hall (D) over-crowded department store

17.According to the above paragraph, one of the following factors which is NOT necessary for the successful operation of the pickpocket is (A) his proficiency in the operations required to pickpockets (B) that the right potential victims be those who have been the subject of such a theft previously (C) that his operations be hidden from the view of others (D) that the potential victim be unaware of the actions of the pickpocket

18.According to the above paragraph, it would be MOST correct to conclude that police officers who are successful in apprehending pickpockets (A) are generally those who have had lengthy experience in recognizing all types of criminals. (B) must, by intuition, be able to recognize potential right victims. (C) must be able to predict the future actions of pickpockets using psychic abilities. (D) must have acquired specific knowledge and skills in this field.