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3) What is the main idea of paragraph 4?
A. Limitations and improvements in CCTV technology for crime prevention
B. Detective Chief Inspector Mick Neville's concerns and actions regarding CCTV
C. The efficiency of super-recognizers in a court setting
D. Formation of a super-recognizer unit in the London Metropolitan Police
4) Which statement below is an opinion rather than a fact?
A. A study estimated that 1-2 per cent of the population have severe problems recognising faces.
B. The team's success relies on the ubiquity of CCTV.
C. CCTV did not seem to work effectively as a deterrent.
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D. A super recognizer can remember 95 percent of the faces they have met.
5) What does 'caught red-handed' mean?
A. caught in an ashamed emotion
B. caught in the act of committing a crime
C. caught with red-dyed hands D. caught with blood on hands
6) What is a key factor in the success of Neville's unit in making identifications in London?
A. The widespread availability of CCTV cameras
B. The use of advanced facial recognition software
C. The unit's large number of officers
D. The team's reliance on traditional investigative methods
7) What can be inferred from paragraph 5?
A. These 32,000 police officers will soon be trained to be super-recognizers by these 6 people.B. These six officers will take over all of the identifications in the near future.
C. The unit's success is mainly due to the large number of officers.
D. Six officers have made as many identifications as around 10,000 of their colleagues.
8) Which statement is NOT true based on the text?A. The main task of super-recognizers
is scanning films and photos B. Collins' gift leads to the appearance of super-recognizer unit..
C. The super-recognizer unit was formed before Collins joined the police force.
D. The super-recognizer ability enhances the effectiveness of CCTV in aiding investigations.
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