Culture 4 ( Project Explore 7, p.62-63)

a) 221B Baker Street

b) 10 Downing Street

c) Oxford Street

a) The piano

b) The violin

c) The guitar

a) He is the smartest person in the world.

b) He solved the most crimes.

c) He is the most portrayed character in film and TV.

a) A police officer

b) A doctor

c) A teacher

a) 56 stories and 4 novels

b) 40 stories and 10 novels

c) 100 stories and 1 novel

a) 1832

b) 1887

c) 1901

a) The study of ancient history.

b) The use of science in solving crimes.

c) The art of drawing criminals.

a) Money and gold

b) Fingerprints, clothes, and footprints

c) Books and newspapers

a) A DNA analyst

b) A mobile device expert

c) A psychologist

a) Mobile phones, tablets, and GPS devices

b) Old letters and diaries

c) Television and radio

a) To interview witnesses

b) To identify suspects using DNA samples

c) To take photos of the crime scene

a) It is very cheap to find.

b) It shows who was at a crime scene.

c) It helps to find lost mobile phones.

a) They used DNA tests.

b) They relied on what people said (witnesses and suspects).

c) They used fingerprints.

a) Using a sword

b) Using poison

c) Using a heavy object

a) A famous detective

b) A British chemist

c) A criminal

a) He was sent to prison for life.

b) He walked free because the test results didn't last long enough.

c) He confessed to the crime.

a) He stopped being a chemist.

b) He wrote a book about murders.

c) He invented a much better test for poison.

a) Murderers used poison a lot less.

b) More people started using poison.

c) No one used science anymore.