[-2:20.00]rowed                starved
[-2:21.00]Exercise A2
[-2:22.00]tank                 blank
[-2:23.00]thank
[-2:24.00]/f/ fifth            twelfth
[-2:25.00]/ks/ sixth
[-2:26.00]/kts/ acts           facts
[-2:27.00]/kst/ next           text
[-2:28.00]taxed                boxed
[-2:29.00]faxed
[-2:30.00]/sts/ tests          lists
[-2:31.00]vests                nests
[-2:32.00]mists                costs
[-2:33.00]    coasts
[-2:34.00]/sks/ asks           desks
[-2:35.00]/mps/ lamps          limps
[-2:36.00]    glimpse
[-2:37.00]Exercise 3
[-2:38.00]1 He crossed the flooded stream and visited his sixth son.
[-2:39.00]2 She faxed the tests and lists to the next centre.
[-2:40.00]3 The thick mists covered the boats and coasts.
[-2:41.00]4 The actress rested between acts and then jumped up and attacked the text
[-2:42.00]MORE LANGUAGE INPUT(1)
[-2:43.00]pages 17 and 18
[-2:44.00]A Reading
[-2:45.00]Help Can't Wait When most people travel,they pick up all sorts of things
[-2:46.00]souvenirs,T-shirts,postcards,etc.
[-2:47.00]However,Harry Loomer is different.When he travels,he leaves something behind
[-2:48.00]Something of lasting value his blood.
[-2:49.00]Harry's donation began at a college blood drive some four decades ago.
[-2:50.00]Since then,he has donated his blood regularly.
[-2:51.00]Not once or twice a year,but every 56 days as often as the law allows.
[-2:52.00]Even though he is now retired and travels extensively with his wife Barbara
[-2:53.00]For people who need blood,Harry is not a movie legend.He is a real hero.
[-2:54.00]Since up to four people can benefit from a single pint of blood,
[-2:55.00]Harry Loomer,with a generous donation of 60 gallons (480 pints) of blood,
[-2:56.00]has played a big role in helping save hundreds of lives.
[-2:57.00]Connie Sessoms,Jr operates a trucking business in North Carolina,USA.
[-2:58.00]As a young student,he recognized that donating blood required very little work
[-2:59.00]and virtually no pain while helping to save a life.
[-3:00.00]'People need to know how critical it is to have blood on hand,'
[-3:-1.00]Connie advocates'There is absolutely no substitute for it!'
[-3:-2.00]Connie is participating in a new Red Cross programme
[-3:-3.00]designed to pair closely matched donors
[-3:-4.00]with people who need blood regularly due to an ongoing illness.
[-3:-5.00]He is now paired with a young African American child
[-3:-6.00]who needs a pint of blood every two weeks because
[-3:-7.00]the child is suffering from a disease called'sickle-cell anaemia'.
[-3:-8.00]To ensure an adequate supply for this young patient,
[-3:-9.00]Connie and another closely matched donor donate their blood every 56 days
[-3:10.00]'It's not always convenient,'Connie admits,
[-3:11.00]'but it's more than worth it to know that I'm helping this precious child
[-3:12.00]I'm sure if other people know how critical their blood donations are,
[-3:13.00]they would be willing to sacrifice,too.'
[-3:14.00]B Listening
[-3:15.00]The amount of ICRC expenditure in 1999 was 149.3 million Swiss francs
[-3:16.00]for activities at their headquarters and 713.1 million
[-3:17.00]for activities in the field.
[-3:18.00]The ICRC received more than 337,000 Red Cross messages and sent over 304,000
[-3:19.00]thus enabling members of separated families to be reunited or to exchange news
[-3:20.00]The ICRC distributed over 140,000 tons of food,clothing,blankets tents,ect
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