According to their use in the text, the expressions “heists” (l. 08), “stolen to
order” (l. 10), and “heinous” (l. 26) mean, respectively:

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Four ‘extraordinary’ Renaissance paintings stolen from Italian museum
By Aleks Phillips(Available at: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cqjxx2gzd9qo – text specially adapted for this test).  According to their use in the text, the expressions “heists” (l. 08), “stolen to
order” (l. 10), and “heinous” (l. 26) mean, respectively: Alternativa A: Armed attacks – sold in auctions – ordinary.  Ou Alternativa B: Official visits – donated to private collections – illegal. Ou Alternativa C: Structural damages – stolen by accident – violent.  Ou Alternativa D: Security failures – returned to original owners – famous. Ou Alternativa E: Robberies – stolen specifically for a particular buyer – atrocious.

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Alternativa [E] Robberies – stolen specifically for a particular buyer – atrocious.

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