UE Section C Q67-77
| Q | Explanation | Skills tested |
| 67H | “Rounded up” suggested “arrested. “Raid” “Operation” and “undercover work” are of the same register: operation. | Register, |
| 68C | A “long –haired youth “ goes with “he”, “held up” goes with “a pistol and “escaped with money” | Cohesive device,
register elaboration |
| 69L | Column B is an additional information of column A. The word, “also’ is used to imply additional information. “1.4 m” parallels 10,000, | Additional information, register |
| 70A | “Gassed himself” in a car paralleled “found the body”. These two phrases refer to the same direction: the man committed suicide. | Register, Logical development |
| 71I | “A driver was killed” goes with “a fatal crash”. | Extension |
| 72J | “A woman was robbed” in column A is “the victim” in column B which is an explanation of the first sentence | Register Explanation |
| 73K | “His 40-year-old wife” in column A is “the woman” in column B. “Broke into” matches with ‘bolted”. Column B is the explanation of Column A. | Register Explanation |
| 74E | “Close three lanes” in column A makes “passengers frustrated” because they have to get out and walk to a nearby housing estate. It is a logical development | Register Logical development |
| 75D | Column B is a logical development of column A; it explains why Ma is seriously injured. The car bounced off the anti-crashed railings into an articulated lorry. | Logical development |
| 76B | “A 33-year-old unemployed man” in column A matches “Another jobless man” in column B. | Cohensieve device; Infinite determiner |
| 77F | “An elderly woman” in column A refers to “the woman” in column B. “Dead” goes with “passes away”. Column B is the explanation of column A. |
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