介绍： 1.
A. Corruption.
B. Overweight.
C. Drug.
D. Security.

2.
A. 4000.
B. 40,000.
C. 400,000
D. 4,000,000.

1. Which problem are the police in South Africa fighting against?
A. Corruption.
B. Overweight.
C. Drug.
D. Security.

2. How many visiting fans are expected to visit South Africa during the World cup...

介绍： 1.
A. Corruption.
B. Overweight.
C. Drug.
D. Security.

2.
A. 4000.
B. 40,000.
C. 400,000
D. 4,000,000.

1. Which problem are the police in South Africa fighting against?
A. Corruption.
B. Overweight.
C. Drug.
D. Security.

2. How many visiting fans are expected to visit South Africa during the World cup?
A. 4000.
B. 40,000.
C. 400,000
D. 4,000,000.
South Africa's police force has an image problem. Faced with one of the world's highest crime rates（犯罪率）, its officers are seen by many as ineffective（效率低的）, sometimes corrupt and often lumberingly（笨拙地） overweight（超重）. That's now all supposed to change under Bheki Cele the new police commissioner（长官）. Launching（推行） a new zero tolerance（容忍） approach（方式，方法） to podgy（矮胖的） policemen, Commissioner Cele completed（完成） a round of aerobics（有氧运动） and ran 4000 meters round the track. Over a healthy breakfast he said that officers would from now on have to fit into the size of trousers they wore when they were first trained. Those requesting an extra（额外的） few centimeters（厘米） round the waist（腰） will now be politely refused and given a year in which to follow a designated（指定的） weight loss plan and squeeze（挤） into their old size. Those who still burst the seams（接缝） will be shown the door. With the World Cup starting in less than three months time, this is the South African police trying to show that they are up the task of protecting the up to 400,000 visiting fans.
答案：BC