for convenience - you may need them in a genuine emergency such as a gas leak.
  If you decide to sell something that may be valuable - furniture or ornaments for example - don't do so on the spur of the moment to a doorstep canvasser, but get it valued by at least two reputable local dealers. Also, never keep large sums of money in the house. Cash is safer in a bank, building society or the post office, and can be earning interest while it's in there. Don't keep a cheque-book and cheque-card together, as a thief stealing both will be able to use the card to forge your signature on the cheques.
  
  
  III. Answer the questions.
  1. Why can basic crime prevention cost very little?
  2. What do many people still forget to do?
  3. What categories (groups) of people can become potential victims?
  4. What kind of precautions do you have to take to minimize the risk of an attack?
  5. What should be done at signs of a break in?
  6. How should you act when you walk out late or travel on an empty bus (train)?
  7. What is a personal security alarm for?
  8. What should you do if you think someone is following you on foot?
  9. Why should you be on a lookout for builders and representatives of the service companies?
  10. Why is it unsafe to keep a cheque book and cheque card together?
  
  

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