Part I Questions 1-10 are based on Passage 1. Passage 1 This is a short passage about one of the famous kidnappings which happened in Italy in 1973. Police seek Mr Getty's grandson From Our Correspondent Rome,July 14 Police were searching today for Paul Getty IIl,aged 16,the gradnson of the oil multimillionaire,who has been missing since early on Tuseday.It is feared that he has been kidnapped. The alarm was raised yesterday by Mrs Gail Harris,aged 39,the boy's mother,after she received an anonymous telephone call in her Rome flat saying:"We have kidnapped your son. Get money ready for a ransom.We will call again later." Police are not excluding the possibility that it might be some kind of joke,but the chances that kidnappers may have set their sights on young Paul are considerable in view of the success of several recent kidnappings in Italy. Paul,a slim,fair-haired boy with a gift for painting,mingled with hippies and sold metal trinkets he made in Rome's favourite hippy haunts,the Piazza di Spagna and the Piazza Navona. The last time he was seen was in the early hours of Tuseday morning when he left a night club with some hippy friends. The Times Saturday July14,1973 Read Passage 1 and decide whether the following statements are True or False.Write T for True and F for False against the number of each of the statements on your Answer Sheet. 1.The boy had been kidnapped for 16 days. 2.The boy's mother reported the case to the police on July 13. 3.The criminals kidnapped the boy probably because there were recently several successful kidnappings in Italy. 618Part 1 Questions 1-10 are based on Passage 1. Passage 1 This is a short passage about one of the famous kidnappings which happened in Italy in 1973. Police seek Mr Getty's grandson From Our Correspondent Rome , July 14 Police were searching today for Paul Getty III, aged 16, the gradnson of the oil multimillionaire, who has been missing since early on Tuseday. It is feared that he has been kidnapped. The alarm was raised yesterday by Mrs Gail Harris, aged 39, the boy's mother, er she received an anonymous telephone call in her Rome flat saying: "We have kidnapped your son. Get money ready for a ransom We will call again later." Police are not excluding the possibility that might be some kind ofjoke, but the chances at kidnappers may have set their sights on young Paul are considerable in view of the success of several recent kidnappings in Italy. Paul, a slim, fair-haired boy with a gift for painting, mingled with hippies and sold metal trinkets he made in Rome 's favourite hippy haunts, the Pi za di Spagna and the Piazza Navona. le last time he was seen was in the early hours ofTuseday morning when he left a night club with some hippy friends. The nmωSaturday July 14, 1973 Read Passage 1 and ide whether the following statements are True or False. Write T for True and F for False against the number of each of the statements on your Answer Sheet. 1. The boy had been kidnapped for 16 days. 2. The boy' s mother reported the case to the police on J uly 13. 3. The criminals kidnapped the boy probably because there were recently several successful kidnappings in Italy. 618