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ISMÉT Középszintű angol érettségi 2010. október - 4. olvasott szöveg értése feladat.
According to Mr Meikle, a community fire officer for Cambridge, it is a fact that students are considered the highest risk group when they are in their rooms or in the kitchen. Often it's just foolish actions caused by tiredness and general stress. At the weekend, however, it seems to change to students (1) .
Students' practical jokes have also been blamed for the number of emergency calls. Once a plastic traffic sign was melted on a gas hob in King's College and a month later clothes caught fire (2) .
Mr Meikle also pointed out that hoax calls and practical jokes causing fire could bring serious consequences. He warned students that − depending on the gravity of the misbehaviour − they could face severe punishment, (3) .
Cambridge University chiefs have started campaigns along with the fire service and the students' union in order to keep students safe. A spokesman said: "The university takes fire safety very seriously. We have a central fire safety team (4) ."
"If students feel they need more information, we believe the best thing to do is consult representatives from their college (5) ."
Last year out of the 113 calls made to the fire service firefighters attended 17 blazes in colleges, which dropped to 12 blazes this year. Since April there have been five fires.
(http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk)
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CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS FAIL FIRE SAFETY TEST
They may be the cleverest and best - but Cambridge University students are the city's biggest fire hazard. The students have been named as the highest risk group in Cambridge after firefighters were called 113 times to places (0) C .According to Mr Meikle, a community fire officer for Cambridge, it is a fact that students are considered the highest risk group when they are in their rooms or in the kitchen. Often it's just foolish actions caused by tiredness and general stress. At the weekend, however, it seems to change to students (1) .
Students' practical jokes have also been blamed for the number of emergency calls. Once a plastic traffic sign was melted on a gas hob in King's College and a month later clothes caught fire (2) .
Mr Meikle also pointed out that hoax calls and practical jokes causing fire could bring serious consequences. He warned students that − depending on the gravity of the misbehaviour − they could face severe punishment, (3) .
Cambridge University chiefs have started campaigns along with the fire service and the students' union in order to keep students safe. A spokesman said: "The university takes fire safety very seriously. We have a central fire safety team (4) ."
"If students feel they need more information, we believe the best thing to do is consult representatives from their college (5) ."
Last year out of the 113 calls made to the fire service firefighters attended 17 blazes in colleges, which dropped to 12 blazes this year. Since April there have been five fires.
(http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk)
| A) | who will give them all the necessary details |
| B) | who have been drinking and fall asleep while cooking late at night |
| C) | where students lived in the last year |
| D) | which can advise students and staff and provide training if they need it |
| E) | which often cause accidents |
| F) | which could mean a jail sentence of up to two years or a fine of thousands of pounds |
| G) | when they were placed on a cooker in Robinson College |