Grammar Cloze — Practice Mode

Many people are impressed by how quickly crimes are solved in Singapore. This is achieved [26](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before a combination of technology, expertise and public cooperation.

Many public places are equipped [27](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before security cameras which capture footage that may later be used as evidence. When a crime is reported, investigators examine the recordings carefully to determine [28](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before suspects have been and [29](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before they may have contacted.

Valuable evidence such as fingerprints [30](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before collected from crime scenes and analysed by trained specialists. The results can help investigators identify individuals whose involvement [31](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before been suspected. Investigators evaluate evidence carefully and consider multiple possibilities [32](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before reaching conclusions.

Citizens are encouraged to report suspicious behaviour and provide information, no matter [33](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before insignificant it may seem. Witnesses can often provide details that cameras or other evidence cannot capture.

Officers from different departments communicate quickly and share information. This close cooperation leads to cases [34](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before solved efficiently. New tools enable officers to process information more rapidly [35](A) have(B) has(C) was(D) then(E) with(F) being(G) is(H) are(J) than(K) whom(L) how(M) where(N) through(P) on(Q) before in the past.

Today, Singapore remains one of the safest countries in the world.