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ISMÉT Középszintű angol érettségi 2012. október - 4. olvasott szöveg értése feladat.
YOUNG MAN, OLD MAN
Canadian authorities were trying to find out on Friday how a man in his 20s was able to board a flight from Hong Kong to Vancouver (0) C . The young man, who was arrested when he arrived in Canada, boarded an Air Canada flight on October 29. When he boarded the plane he was wearing a realistic silicon head-and-neck mask (1) , according to media reports.
A spokesman for Canada's public safety minister confirmed the incident, (2) . The man requested asylum * in Canada when he arrived, so officials cannot reveal his name (3) .
The man was able to board the flight apparently without a passport or any other documents with a picture or date of birth. He carried the boarding pass of a U.S. citizen (4) . Although the young man is of Asian origin, the mask made him look like a very elderly white person.
It is believed (5) , which he then used to board the plane, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency.
An investigation is underway to find out if security regulations were broken. It is the responsibility of airlines (6) . Airport staff are supposed to look at a passenger's whole face to decide if they appear to be over 18 and if so, compare their physical appearance with their travel documents.
It is more than probable (7) and took off his mask as he no longer needed it, according to the CBSA report, which also said that the impostor did not try to disguise the age of his hands. During a search of the man's luggage they found gloves, a silicon mask and a pair of very thick glasses.
(www.reuters.com)
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YOUNG MAN, OLD MAN
Canadian authorities were trying to find out on Friday how a man in his 20s was able to board a flight from Hong Kong to Vancouver (0) C . The young man, who was arrested when he arrived in Canada, boarded an Air Canada flight on October 29. When he boarded the plane he was wearing a realistic silicon head-and-neck mask (1) , according to media reports.
A spokesman for Canada's public safety minister confirmed the incident, (2) . The man requested asylum * in Canada when he arrived, so officials cannot reveal his name (3) .
The man was able to board the flight apparently without a passport or any other documents with a picture or date of birth. He carried the boarding pass of a U.S. citizen (4) . Although the young man is of Asian origin, the mask made him look like a very elderly white person.
It is believed (5) , which he then used to board the plane, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency.
An investigation is underway to find out if security regulations were broken. It is the responsibility of airlines (6) . Airport staff are supposed to look at a passenger's whole face to decide if they appear to be over 18 and if so, compare their physical appearance with their travel documents.
It is more than probable (7) and took off his mask as he no longer needed it, according to the CBSA report, which also said that the impostor did not try to disguise the age of his hands. During a search of the man's luggage they found gloves, a silicon mask and a pair of very thick glasses.
(www.reuters.com)
| A) | or where he is from |
| B) | but offered no further comment |
| C) | after disguising himself as an elderly passenger |
| D) | to check the identity of passengers |
| E) | who was booked on the flight |
| F) | that the man went into the airplane toilet midway through the flight |
| G) | to put on the mask before the flight |
| H) | that made him appear elderly |
| I) | that the young man stole the American passenger’s boarding pass |