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    Criminal gangs are selling billions of dollars worth of fake and dangerous food globally. They replace ingredients like peanut powder with cheaper alternatives that can seriously harm people with allergies. In China, fake milk powder killed six babies in 2008. Gangs profit from fake food because penalties are lower than for selling drugs. Police in many countries are finding unsafe counterfeit products like sweets dyed with poisonous chemicals. Tackling food crime is difficult as the methods used by criminals are similar to drug trafficking. Technology may be needed to detect fake foods and stop criminal networks from endangering public safety.

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    Criminal gangs are selling billions of dollars worth of fake and dangerous food globally. They replace ingredients like peanut powder with cheaper alternatives that can seriously harm people with allergies. In China, fake milk powder killed six babies in 2008. Gangs profit from fake food because penalties are lower than for selling drugs. Police in many countries are finding unsafe counterfeit products like sweets dyed with poisonous chemicals. Tackling food crime is difficult as the methods used by criminals are similar to drug trafficking. Technology may be needed to detect fake foods and stop criminal networks from endangering public safety.

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    Criminal gangs are selling billions of dollars worth of fake and dangerous food globally. They replace ingredients like peanut powder with cheaper alternatives that can seriously harm people with allergies. In China, fake milk powder killed six babies in 2008. Gangs profit from fake food because penalties are lower than for selling drugs. Police in many countries are finding unsafe counterfeit products like sweets dyed with poisonous chemicals. Tackling food crime is difficult as the methods used by criminals are similar to drug trafficking. Technology may be needed to detect fake foods and stop criminal networks from endangering public safety.

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    Criminal gangs are selling billions of dollars worth of fake and dangerous food globally. They replace ingredients like peanut powder with cheaper alternatives that can seriously harm people with allergies. In China, fake milk powder killed six babies in 2008. Gangs profit from fake food because penalties are lower than for selling drugs. Police in many countries are finding unsafe counterfeit products like sweets dyed with poisonous chemicals. Tackling food crime is difficult as the methods used by criminals are similar to drug trafficking. Technology may be needed to detect fake foods and stop criminal networks from endangering public safety.

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    I – PART ONE: READING (15points)
    A- Comprehension: ( 8pts)
    There is a new and growing danger with the food we eat. Criminal gangs are selling
    billions of dollars of fake food to supermarkets around the world. The food could be very
    dangerous. In the past few years, there have been some high-profile scandals. In Britain,
    tons of horse meat ended up in products that were labeled as beef. British police recently
    found a product that used cheaper peanut powder instead of almond flour. This could
    seriously harm or kill people with peanut allergies. In 2008, six babies died in China after
    gangs made and sold fake milk powder. Gangs can make a lot of money from fake food. It
    is also safer than selling drugs for the gangs because the penalties are lower.
    The assistant director of Interpol, Michael Ellis, told the BBC that food crime is very
    similar to the drugs trade. He said: "In my experience, the patterns used by criminals
    involved in counterfeiting are very similar to those used in the dealing of drugs." He said
    police in 33 countries showed that food crime is a serious international problem. The
    police found children's candies that were dyed with a poisonous chemical, 430,000 litres
    of fake drinks and 22 tons of long-grain rice that was labeled as high-quality basmati rice.
    The British government said it was a difficult problem to tackle. It said that using
    technology might be the only way to beat the criminal gangs.
    http://www.food-crime
    1. Say whether the following statements are true or false:
    a) Criminals replaced peanut powder with almond flour.
    b) There are currently no penalties for faking food.
    c) Criminals tried to sell basmati rice as long-grain rice.
    d)The British government said nothing could beat the gangs
    2. Order these ideas as they appear in the text.
    a) The effects of a fake dairy product.
    b) How to fight criminals.
    c) How sweets were counterfeit.
    d) The comparison between fake food and another prohibited product
    3. Answer these questions according to the text.
    a) Why is the food we eat dangerous?
    b) What are the reasons why gangs sell fake foods?
    c) What is food crime compared to?
    4. What or who do the underlined words in the text refer to?
    This §1 - it §1 - my §2 - those §2

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    5. Choose the most suitable title for the text.
    a) Fighting Crime
    b) Counterfeit Goods
    c) Fake foods
    B - Text Exploration: (7pts)
    1 . Find in the text the words that are the synonyms of the following:
    Counterfeit §1 - hurt §1 - identical §2 - colored §2
    2 . Complete the table as shown in the example.
    verb noun adjective
    Example: to endanger danger product dangerous
    …………………. ………………….. ………………..
    To harm …………………. ……………………
    …………………… poisonous
    3. Write sentence (b) so that it means the same as (a).
    1a) Food crime is similar to the drugs trade.
    b) Food crime is not……………………………….
    2a) The British government said that it was a problem difficult to tackle.
    b) “……………………………………………,” the British government said.
    3a) Criminals are selling fake food to supermarkets.
    b) Fake food………………………………….
    4. Classify these words according to their stressed syllables.
    Technology - chemical - international - quality
    First syllable Second syllable Third syllable

    5. Fill in the gaps with only FOUR words from the list.
    Products - of - with - protect - quality - indigestion
    There are many associations which provide consumers………………information about
    marketed …………….in Britain. Their main purpose is to………………consumers from
    abuse. When a consumer suffers from the bad…………………of a product, he
    complains to these associations.
    PART TWO: Written Expression (5points)
    Topic 1:
    Using the notes given write a composition of about 100 words about the reasons
    and consequences of obesity.
    Reasons: too much free time/ lack of exercise / working parents / long time glued to TV /
    unbalanced diet (salty, sugary, fatty foods…)
    Consequences: health problems (diabetes, …) / psychological and social problems
    Topic 2:
    Write a composition of about 100 words about the methods used by advertisers
    to influence consumers and make them buy their products.

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