High Green Leisure Centre:
Sharrow Baths:
adult swimming classes in the evenings cheaper for retired people
badminton and table tennis gym
special pool for young children special pool for diving
  special times for serious swimmers
1. weekdays only
 (f) Monday to Friday
2. two for the price of one (a) buy one, get one free
3. at times to suit you (d) at the times you want
4. daily (e) every day
5. half-price (h) fifty per cent off
6. after school (b) in the evening
7. grab a bite to eat (c) have a snack
8. special rates (g) cheaper prices
Features and Facilities at The Spa
Yes or No
good for children
No
swimming pool
Yes
exercise classes
Yes
sauna
Yes
food available
Yes
swimming classes
No
squash
No
open in the evening
Yes
open on Sundays
No
According to the texts, which centre(s) is/are best for
Paragraph letter(s)

1. someone who wants help in the gym? (2 letters)
C, D
2. a woman who wants early morning aerobics? (2 letters)
B,E
3. a child who wants swimming classes after school? (2 letters)
A,D
4. a retired man with little money?
D
In which centre(s) can you..  
1. swim on Sunday afternoons? (2 letters)
A,E
2. have a full meal?
A
3. buy diet supplements?
C
4. learn a martial art?
E
5. take a young baby?
D
6. exercise with people of the same sex?
B
Statement
Paragraph number
A. Although I have often broken the law, this was the first time I got into trouble.
5
B. I broke the law because I got angry.
1
C. I could not take the judge seriously.
5
D. I felt ashamed of what I had done.
3
E. I got a worse punishment than I deserved.
1
F. I got into trouble because I was not paying attention to what I was doing.
3
G. I have been able to continue with my normal job while in prison.
4
H. I have lost contact with someone in my family.
4
I. I have plans for the future.
1
J. My friends and I were stealing something.
2,5
K. My job is more boring than breaking the law.
2
L. My punishment will be reduced because I have behaved well.
1
M. Someone checks that I am not getting into trouble.
2
N. Thank goodness he was not seriously injured.
3
O. This was the first time I had broken the law.
3

Explanation

Here are the parts of the texts which matched the questions:
A. "I've taken cars plenty of times ... this was the first time the police had caught me..."
B. "...losing your temper..."
C. "I could have laughed..."
D. "...the embarrassment..."
E. "I do think my punishment was too harsh."
F. "...absent-minded..."
G. "...combining punishment with maintaining my job..."
H. "... my wife hasn't spoken to me since the trial..."
I. "When I get out, I hope to be a furniture maker. Perhaps I'll start my own business."
J. . ... my friends and I were had up for burgling / I was caught with one of my mates..."
K. "I have a job...It's not so exciting as crime..."
L. "...with good conduct, I'll probably be let out early next year."
M. "... on probation..."
N. "Fortunately, he wasn't badly hurt..."
O. "....a first offence..."
Types of punishment
People connected with the law
Crimes
probation
open prison
fined
lose my licence
a caution

magistrates
probation office
receiving stolen goods
burglary
1. sentenced
c) condemned
2. good conduct g) good behaviour
3. let out f) released
4. had up d) arrested
5. offence a) unimportant crime
6. trial h) legal process in court
7. caught red-handed e) discovered in the act of breaking the law
8. cell b) room in a prison
In this e-m@il lesson you have:
looked at a strategy for dealing with paper 1 part 4, the multiple matching exercise
practised matching paraphrases
studied vocabulary relating to crime and punishment
The next lesson focuses on parts 2 and 3 of the reading paper, and studies multi-word verbs and word building.