GAP FILLING EXERCISE: Complete the gaps with only one suitable

word.
A DNA fingerprint __of___ (0) every active criminal in Britain will be
taken _________ (1) part of government plans ___________ (2) a wideranging overhaul of the criminal justice system, the Prime Minister said
yesterday.
In his first public announcement ____________ (3) returning from
holiday, Tony Blair promised to deliver a courts system fit for the 21st
century. Addressing police officers in Kent, in southern England, he accused
the courts of being run for __________ (4) own convenience and promised
to ensure that victims, witnesses and police giving evidence would receive
more respect.
Mr Blair declared the justice system archaic, saying it hindered police
efforts to keep up ____________ (5) organised crime, and announced a
107 million package to expand the DNA database. According to a
government spokesman, the database should hold more than three million
samples equivalent _________ (6) almost the whole criminal class of the
UK.
'I think we _______(7) effectively got a 19th century justice system in a
21st century world,' the Prime Minister said.
'We have totally failed to keep ____________ (8) to date with the fact
that we have got major organised crime operating in a completely different
way to 50 or 60 years ago,' he said.
Mr Blair stressed that he was ________ (9) favour of so-called zero
tolerance and wanted a law-abiding society based on courtesy _________
(10) others.

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FILL-IN THE GAPS

For questions 1-10, complete the following article. Use only one word for each space.
The exercise begins with an example (0).
A DNA fingerprint __of___ (0)

every active criminal in Britain will be taken

__AS________ (1) part of government plans ____FOR________ (2) a wide-ranging

overhaul of the criminal justice system, the Prime Minister said yesterday.
In his first public announcement ___SINCE_________ (3) returning from holiday, Tony
Blair promised to deliver a courts system fit for the 21st century. Addressing police
officers in Kent, in southern England, he accused the courts of being run for
___THEIR_______ (4) own convenience and promised to ensure that victims, witnesses
and police giving evidence would receive more respect.
Mr Blair declared the justice system archaic, saying it hindered police efforts to keep up
___WITH_________ (5) organised crime, and announced a 107 million package to expand
the DNA database. According to a government spokesman, the database should hold more
than three million samples equivalent __TO_______ (6) almost the whole criminal class of
the UK.
'I think we __HAVE_____(7) effectively got a 19th century justice system in a 21st
century world,' the Prime Minister said.
'We have totally failed to keep __UP__________ (8) to date with the fact that we have
got major organised crime operating in a completely different way to 50 or 60 years ago,'
he said.
Mr Blair stressed that he was ___IN_____ (9) favour of so-called zero tolerance and
wanted a law-abiding society based on courtesy _TOWARDS/TO________ (10) others.
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