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Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

Choose the correct word for space in colour: During the 1920s, Al Capone was the most ⁷................ gangster in Chicago. He ⁸................ being in the newspapers and being a public figure. He was the son of Italian immigrants who left Italy to escape ⁹................ . Other gangsters ¹⁰................ Capone because anyone who resisted him was violently killed. He was ¹¹................ sent to prison because he didn’t pay his taxes. Charles “Lucky” Luciano and Al Capone met ¹²................ while working for the Five Pointers Gang in New York City. By 1935, Lucky Luciano was the most ¹³................ gang boss in the United States. He convinced “Bugsy” Siegel and Meyer Lansky to help him ¹⁴................ . The National Crime Syndicate. Meyer Lansky was in charge of ¹⁵................ matters for the Syndicate. Bugsy Siegel followed Luciano and Lansky’s ¹⁶................ and moved to Los Angeles. ¹⁷................ Bonnie Parker was already married, she left her home and started a relationship with Clyde Barrow. On one occasion, Bonnie ¹⁸................ a gun under her dress to help Clyde escape from prison. Many of Bonnie and Clyde’s escapes from the police included intense ¹⁹................ . Clyde’s sister-in-law, Blanche, was partially ²⁰................ during one of these escapes. Bonnie and Clyde had a custom of kidnapping people and releasing them ²¹................ soon afterwards.

True or false? “The Black Foot” was another name for the Mafia in Sicily.

True or false? “Lucky” Luciano was arrested for the first time when he was 13 years old.

True or false? The Petrified Forest, a film about Dillinger, made Humphrey Bogart a star.

True or false? Bonnie and Clyde were brother and sister.