Finally, the thief handed ___ he had stolen to the police. A: which B: what C: how D: that

How did the woman find her way home A: She was sick. B: Her car was stolen C: We don’t know.

When he came back he found his bicycle( ). A: was stolen B: is stolen C: had stolen D: had been stolen

How soon hath Time, the subtle thief of youth, stolen on his wing my three and twentieth year! Which rhetorical device is used in this example?

Someone ______ it twenty years ago. A: stolen B: has stolen C: stole D: was stolen

He bought a new mobile phone last Sunday, because his old one ___________. A: had stolen B: had been stolen C: was stolen D: stolen

I put my book on the desk, but now it's gone. It ______. A: may be stolen B: must be stolen C: must have been stolen D: must have stolen

I parked my bike behind the building, but now it’s gone. It ______. A: may be stolen B: must be stolen C: must have been stolen D: must have stolen

I parked my car right here but now it's gone. It . A: must be stolen B: may be stolen C: must have stolen D: must have been stolen

At last the man had no choice but _____ the computers from the office.() A: admit to<br/>have stolen B: admit having stolen C: to admit to have<br/>stolen D: to admit having stolen