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Two robbers have been put into prison in Italy. One of them is called Daniel Pure. He is twenty years old. The other one is Doran, and he is twenty-one. It's new in the world to catch robbers with the help of mobile phones. This is a new kind of mobile phones. It can take a photo and send it to other mobile phones.

These two persons moved slowly outside a clothes shop for a long time, and they seemed to have nothing to do. The owner of the shop felt they were unusual. So he used his mobile phone to take their picture. After that he sent a message with the picture to the police. The picture surprised the police. Because the persons in the picture had done something wrong, and the police were trying to catch them! A police car was immediately sent to the shop. The pair was caught there.The two robbers were put into prison for six months.       

A police told a newspaper, "We think it is the first time in the world that a picture message has been used to help catch criminals. "

1. The shop in the story sells_________.
A.mobile phonesB.picturesC.newspapersD.clothes
2. The shopkeeper felt something was wrong with the two persons because they_________.
A.looked quite unusualB.had no mobile phones
C.sent messages to himD.wore strange clothes
3. The word "criminals" refers to (指) those who _________.
A.like taking photosB.like shopping clothes
C.have done something wrongD.have nothing to do
4. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A.The two robbers are both young men.
B.The police must have the new mobile phones, too.
C.The two robbers robbed nothing this time.
D.It's the first time the two robbers did something wrong.

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