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You are going to read an article about being home alone. Six sentences have been removed
from the article. Choose from the sentences (A - H) to fit each gap (l - 6). There are two
extra sentences which you do not need to use.
For each question, write the coruect answer (A - H).

Staying Safe at Home

Most of us have been home alone at some time or other. If we follow some simple safety
rules, the experience of being alone at home can be a positive one.
You should never open the front door or gate to strangerc. F-l--_] Most times,
they will try to persuade you to let them into the house. It is better to be safe than sorry.
It is best to ignore any strangers at the door. Make sure to lock all the doors and gate.
fr]--l This is so that you can find them easily in an emergency. [tl-l . This
will ensure that they will never be misplaced.
Remain in the kitchen if you are cooking or boiling water. This is so that you can see
what is happening. Do not leave any cooking unattended t-a l--l
Keep a list of your parents' and neighbours' contact numbers. [t-]--l. At the
press of a button, you can dial the numbers easily. Memorising these numbers is not enough.
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I 6 | You may not recall the numbers in an emergency.
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These tips will help to calm your nerves and stay safe at home. You will also be on

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A Store them in your phone.

B It is a good idea to keep the keys in the same spot.
C Many criminals have used this method to gain entry.
D You may panic and forget them.
E Your whole house may burn down if there is a fire.
F Keep the keys in a safe but accessible place.
G Write the numbers in an address book.
H Smoke will trigger the alarm.

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