Two men stole a diamond necklace in Vienna. The necklace has 200 carats. It has 673 diamonds. It is made of platinum. The men took the necklace from a museum. The museum is called MAK. The necklace once belonged to a queen from Egypt. Her name was Queen Nazli. She wore it in 1939.
The men bought tickets first. They went inside during the day. They broke a glass case with a hammer. They took the necklace. Then they ran away. Police are looking for them. Officers searched the city. They used a tracking dog. No one was hurt. The exhibition is now closed.
The necklace is very old. It is from 1939. Queen Nazli wore it at her daughter's wedding. Her daughter married a king. The necklace was sold for 4.3 million dollars. It was part of a big jewelry show. Other museums in Europe had thefts too. The Louvre in Paris lost crown jewels. A museum in Spain lost gold items. These events happened in recent months.
Sources: theguardian.com
The words in bold are from the article.
| 1. stole | a. took |
| 2. diamond | b. injured |
| 3. museum | c. entry pass |
| 4. queen | d. jewel |
| 5. ticket | e. shut |
| 6. hurt | f. diamonds |
| 7. closed | g. show |
| 8. exhibition | h. looked for |
| 9. jewels | i. gallery |
| 10. searched | j. royal woman |
1.a 2.d 3.i 4.j 5.c 6.b 7.e 8.g 9.f 10.h