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Test 3Section A1-5 BACAC6-10 ADDCC11-15 ACBDDSection B16-20 BADAB21-25 CBDCDSection CPolice in London have warned people to remain cautious following the bomb attacks during Thursday morning’s rush hour on the city’s transport system. The attacks are (26) believed to have killed at least fifty people and injured around seven hundred more. (27) Speaking on television just hours after the attacks, the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, promised an (28) intense investigation by the police and security services to track down those (29) responsible. Mr. Blair also said he knew those behind the attacks had acted in the name of Islam but he (30) stressed that the overwhelming majority of Muslims abhorred (憎恨) the (31) bombings as much as he did. The first attack came just before nine in the morning on a train close to the main station in the city’s financial (32) district; minutes later the worst incident occurred: a bomb (33) exploded in a deep underground line, killing more than twenty people. (34) A third bomb on another underground train tore a hole through a tunnel wall, throwing debris onto a nearby track and involving a further two trains. The fourth explosion ripped the roof off a bus. (35) The attacks were timed to cause maximum disruption during the morning rush hour, and (36) with the underground network still shut down the city’s workers are faced with a long walk home. Test 8Section A1-5 DDCCA6-10 CBDAB11-15ABACCSection B16-20 DADAB21-25 DCCABSection CThe former football star, Diego Maradona, has admitted publicly for the first time that he used his hand to (26) score one of the most controversial goals in the history of the international game. There has long been (27) intense football rivalry between Argentina and England, but when the two teams met in the (28) quarter finals of the 1986 World Cup, the disputed goal became one of the most famous in the world. (29) Challenging the England goalkeeper for the ball, the short and stocky Maradona raised his left