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3) Why are back doors and patio doors specifically mentioned?
A. They often have lower quality locks and are easily unlocked.
B. They do not need additional security measures.
C. They are used by burglars most of the time.
D. They are usually stronger than front doors.
4) What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Taking precautions can reduce the risk of home burglaries.
B. Modern technology has made it easier to prevent burglaries.
C. Elderly people are the most common targets of burglaries.
D. People should be careful about door locking.
5) Why do burglars prefer houses that are obviously empty?
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A. They are less likely to have security systems.
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B. They contain more valuables.
C. They are closer to other empty houses.
D. They are easier to enter without being noticed.
6) What should you do if you hear an intruder after waking up at night?
A. calling the police for help
B. approaching the intruder carefully
C. turning on all the lights and make noise
D. investigating the noise quietly on your own
7) What is advised for houses in quiet, desolate areas?
A. having no lights on to save electricity
B. installing security lights outside
C. installing extra flower pots and decorations
D. keeping all windows open for ventilation
8) Why is it unsafe to leave a spare key in a flower pot or under the doormat?
A. The key could get lost or damaged.
B. These places are easy to be checked first.
C. It makes the house look unoccupied.
D. It violates local housing regulations.
9) According to the passage, what is the main finding of the recent survey?
A. People feel safer now than 20 years ago.
B. Police are more effective in preventing burglaries now than 20 years ago.
C. We are more likely to be burgled now than 20 years ago.
