INTRODUCTION Situation ‘You are a member of a local youth club which is planning to do some work for charity. You are attending a discussion arranged by two teenagers who are promoting an international charity project. You are hoping to get some ideas from the discussion about ways to organize such projecis in Hong Kong, ‘The discussion i¢ divided into two parts, In the fret part you will hear details of the charity project and in the second part there will be a question-and-answer session. You need to take careful notes on both parts so that later ‘you can report back to the other members of your youth club. Parl Inthis part, you will hear details of the charity project. Vou will have § minutes 1o familatize yourself with the note headings for Part before the discuation begins Atthe end of Part |, you will have 5 minutes to tidy up your answers, Part In this par, you will hear a question-and-answer session, ‘You will have 3 minutes to familiarize yourself with the note headings for Part [I before the session begins. [At the end of Part Il, you will have 10 minutes o tidy up your answers,Part Charity project discussion (1 marks) A. Introduction by Richard Young of Oxfam 1. Title ofthe talk 2. Name of the charity involved in the project B. Information given by John and Andrea Robinson 3. Objectives ofthe talk © o) __ Se ee he 4. What motivated them to de the trip: asee eepenen of = Nemo itt o é © 5. ‘The work of the charity: Where it helps: ‘What it does to help: Marks = OTASUEAA 36. Process of a counury's recovery: (23 marks) @ w iy 7. Types of sponsorship received: @ © SL-AS-UE-A-S Name of company ‘What the company makes ‘What the company donated een etn) Soukh Ridge Atanke Seo Vita fresh Marks 7