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a) the lawyer's; b) the opponent's;
c) the client's.

5. What did the man tell his lawyer?
a) that he had sent a present;
b) that he had seen a present;
c) that he had been present.

6. What did the man remember?
a) his address; b) his advice; c) his device.

III. Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the
following sentences from the text.

1. A man was engaged
a) to a young girl; b) in a lawsuit;
c) in some kind of business.

2. It might be a good idea
a) to send a telegram; b) to sing a song;
c) to send a present.

3. The judge was going
a) to try the case; b) to open the case;
c) to shut the case.

4. If he did any such thing
a) he would be present at the meeting;
b) he would prejudice the judge against him;
c) he would be arrested.

5. He sent a rich present
a) to his opponent;
b) to the judge; c) to his girlfriend.

6. He sent the present
a) in his own name; b) in the lawyer's name;
c) in his opponent's name.
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