Choose the most suitable sentence from the list A – H for each part (1 – 7) of the article. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use

A. While popular in Europe for years mold-sniffing dogs are relatively new in the US.

B. She does a passive alert. So she sits when she finds mold.

C. A sniffer dog, however, can detect where the mold is located.

D. Were you skeptical at first that a dog could do this?

E. One big advantage is cost.

F. She's usually good for a three to four foot path.

G. You couldn't see anything?

H. Jenelle Nary is a believer; she spent years suffering from mysterious illnesses.

Level B 2

ENGLISH MAZES

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There's nothing the British like more than to go and get lost. In grand gardens of stately homes and castles around Britain you'll find some of the world's oldest and largest hedge mazes. These elegant horticultural labyrinths have been playfully confusing visitors for hundreds of years.

This historical fascination is being fuelled by a boom in creating new mazes. Britain now has mazes of turf, water, brick, stone, wood, colored paving tiles, mirrors and glass.