Composition & Summary For Schor Pere you write down some notes to guide you in Writing the othe report. . ints lis oe eee niowical order. Using the points listed below and some Betore y _ not in report. The notes are : of your own, Write the report. YOUR NOTES Driverdodged road blocks. - / Decided to observe more closely ifmy suspicions were justified, Registration number read ADA 155 with part of one chipped off. - Decided to inform police for investigation. - Onleaving the Vanette looked to see Registration (Number) No, - Vanette was packed outside Chiwempala Bar. - _Driverhad large scar on his head and wearing large black jacket. - Remembered last night's police message on the radio. - Driver's front teeth rotten and mouth smel ling. ' - Offered lit in a blue Vanette on way to Kitwe. S a justified because the driver connected wires to start vehicle. (ECZ 04) Answer 1: Prose Without Sub-Headings REPORT ON THE BLUE TOYOTA. VANETTE - REGISTRATION NUMBER ADA 155 - REPORTED STOLEN BY POLICE ON 22ND JANUARY, 2018 This morning, while waiting for a bus to Kitwe, I saw a blue Toyota Vanette of registration number ADA 155 packed outside Chiwempala Bar. The driver walked towards me and asked if I was travelling to Kitwe, probably because he noticed that I was carrying 4 bag. I responded in the affirmative. He then offered me a lift. Since 1was ina hurry, I entered the Vanette before I even accepted the offer. Upon entering the Vanette, I noticed a couple of other eres Mt took what felt like forever to start offin the midst of which a wi a “ppearance of the driver was mysterious wearing an coo é aghelto wicard or crooked witchdoctor. He w# foreheud, proband inary big, black, jacket and had a large scar on his activities. His — ly because of his over-indulgence in erimina’ Satis smelly mouth had rotten front teeth, which were not onl repulsive but also indie ative f exposure to drug-a Is lica Pi a tive of long expo -_— PPS OCU CC Mes iat NSTI CTL TTT Suddenly, I remembered last night's police message over the radi er the radio about the stolen Toyota Vanette. My fears were justified when, i ignition key to start the vehicle, the driver connected a : u Realising that it was too late to get out, and not wanting to draw —— ' attention to myself, I decided to observe further the suspicious behaviour a the woefully unkempt man at the steering wheel. using the While he fiddled with the wires, trying to persuade the engine to wake up, the driver tried unsuccessfully to disguise the fact that he was stealing nervous glances at us and the passers-by, most of whom were drunken patrons. Several sparks and puffs ofsmoke later, the engine purred into life. s rough and causing a triumphant grin to break and spread on the man's weather-beaten face. When we finally starte roadblock, claiming to be using passengers seemed unbothered. At this point, discomfort. The driver's “shortcuts eight and a half hours 0 arrive ir public buses. When we arrived, untoward had happened to me. Twante was afraid that they could be accomplices. When the car i I could not get out and walk away quickly enough. At the same time, 10 notto look too uneasy. voided nearly every d off, the driver a the other “shortcuts”. To my surprise, Twas at the apex of my ag but short. In fact, i 100k us 1 Kitwe, much longer than it takes the 7 was very relieved because nothing ed to alert the other passengers butl eventually St) » were anythin 1 looked back verify its marched the one ber I’ had been for further Once I had reached a safe distance, 55, an iden registration number. It read ADA 15 that was mentioned on radio last In, though th obscured. It was at that point that 1 de ded to inform | sity which nun he police. investigation. Marimba Simwansa ( Mr) Written by ° -WwHINess-