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Unit 5 International charitiesWelcome to the unitCan you remember these charities?Spring Bud Project ( 春蕾工程春蕾工程 )Save China’s Tigers拯救中国虎行拯救中国虎行动组织动组织 Project Hope (希望工程希望工程)Project Green Hope(绿色希望工程绿色希望工程)奥比斯奥比斯ORBIShelp the blind people in poor areas1. perform operations2. teach local doctors and nurses new skills and knowledgeWWF:   World Wide Fund for NatureHow does this charity work ?It works to protect the environment and animal shelter.How does this charity work ?It works to fund development projects in poor areas around the world.Oxfam e-News !!Get the latest update on Oxfam's work and activities.Your Name :Your Email Address:                                                                   GOTO MENU (hotkey:Alt-M)    <<  Show the left side menu                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          The Make Trade Fair Big Box TourOn 17th April (Sunday) 2:30pm - 5:30pm, Oxfam Hong Kong will launch the Make Trade Fair Big Box Tour at the Hong Kong Museum of Arts in Tsim Sha Tsui. We will have an opening ceremony and performances including Indonesian and Filipino dancers, as well as local artists rendering farmers' songs. We hope to see you there! FAQ on Use of Donations                 Annual Review 2003/2004                 Volunteering Opportunities                 Features                                               WTO Trade Rules Bring Poverty and Hardship to the poor Rich countries are forcing poor ones to open their markets and then dumping excess agricultural produce on them, undermining poor farmers' livelihoods, according to a new report released today by international agency Oxfam. The report shows how the present rice trade regime poses a grave risk to poor farmers, for whom rice represents both life and livelihoods.         Press Release      Oxfam's views on the new World Bank chiefIn response to the World Bank's directors' decision to confirm Paul Wolfowitz as the next president, Oxfam calls on the new World Bank chief to ensure the Bank is clearly focused on reducing poverty. In particular it is crucial that the momentum on increasing health and education spending and the open door to diverse organizations is not lost.         Details     Oxfam scales up operations in Nias earthquakeAs the extent of the damage on the Indonesian island of Nias becomes clearer, Oxfam is scaling up its operations. The Oxfam teams have succeeded in setting up emergency water supplies for much of the island's major town, Gunungsitoli. We are now working with the local water authority to restore the town's shattered mains system.         More details       The Tsunami's impact on womenThree months after the earthquake hit, new research from Oxfam shows that up to four times as many females as males may have been killed in the tsunami. The report looks at the impact of the tsunami in Indonesia, India, and Sri Lanka, and offers recommendations to address the problems raised.           Details    Oxfam Musical Marathon 2005Sponsored by Tom Lee Music, the 15th Oxfam Musical Marathon will take place on 23 and 24 April 2005. More than 2,000 music lovers have registered with the event to display their music talent on stage. You are most welcome to come and enjoy the lovely music. For donation to support Oxfam's long-term poverty alleviation works in poor countries or any enquiries, please call Tammy Kwan at 3120 5225.          Download sponsorship form (for participants only)      The story of Gong YushanIn the past, 69-year-old Gong Yushan had to carry heavy loads of pears and other crops on their back to market, going up and down the hills. Much of the fruit was rotten by the time it could be lugged to town, so potential cash was lost. But the situation has improved since Oxfam worked with the villagers to build a road in 2001...           For details      G20 trade meetingInternational agency Oxfam welcomed a meeting of the G20 group of developing countries in New Delhi as a timely show of unity and an opportunity to address important trade reform issues ahead of the WTO ministerial in Hong Kong at the end of the year.          Press release      Previous Press Releases                 Previous Focus Feature                                What's New| About Oxfam| OxfamProjects | CampaignsUseful Resources | Join Oxfam| Jobs@Oxfam| Useful Links Partner's Corner | Subscribe to e-News |  Message Board | Radio Oxfam Site Map | Contact Oxfam| SearchHKPoverty Web | OxfamTrailwalker | Cyber School | Make Trade FairCopyright OxfamHong KongLast modified: Wednesday, 13-Apr-2005 16:13:00 HKT                                                                                     How does this charity work ? It works to help people in poor countries.How does this charity work ?It works to provide children with basic food, health and educational needs.Match the logos with the charitiesUNICEFOxfamORBISWorld VisionWorld Wide Fund for NatureWhat do you think people need most?What do you think people need most?What do you think people need most?Work in pairs: Ask and answer What do you think people in poor countries need most?  Why? A: books        B: cars   C: clothes      D: education   E: Food         F: health care  G: homes      H: jobs  I: money       J: shoesK: TVs          L: waterDiscussion :Have you ever done anything for charities? What did you do?Were you happy to help with the charity?Listen to the comic strip and discuss the question. Are Eddie and Hobo ready to help with the charity? What did they do?Listen to the comic strip againand answer the questions1. What does Oxfam need?Oxfam needs donations.2. What does Hobo want Eddie to do?He wants Eddie to donate his pocket money.3. What does Eddie want to do first? Why?He wants to have lunch first because they always have at twelve o’clock.Act out the dialogue Work in pairs:知识点讲解知识点讲解A: be / get used to sth. / doing sth.     对某事物对某事物/做某事已适应做某事已适应/习惯习惯     He is used to hard work.      I am not used to drinking .  知识点讲解知识点讲解B: used   (adj.) 二手的，旧的，用过的。

二手的，旧的，用过的C: used to 过去常常过去常常,  后接动词原形后接动词原形     I used to go to school on foot, but I      go to school by bus now.      PS:  used 的否定形式可以是的否定形式可以是usedn’t 或或didn’t use，，但反意疑问句用但反意疑问句用didn’t … e.g. 1 1、我不习惯和别人聊天我不习惯和别人聊天      I am not used to chatting with others .2、他过去常常和老朋友下中国象棋他过去常常和老朋友下中国象棋He used to play Chinese chess with his old friends .根据句意及首字母提示完成单词根据句意及首字母提示完成单词1. Jim has some p_______ money that his parents gave, so he wants to buy a new CD.2. China is one of the i________________(国际的国际的) countries in the world .3. He feels so w_____ that he can’t stand up.4. We will be good friends a____________ (以后以后) ocketnternationaleakfterwards用所给词的适当形式填空。

用所给词的适当形式填空1. “Remember ________(close) the door after school,” our teacher told us. 2. We have a little time ________ (leave) . Let’s read the English. 3. Are you used to ________(do) your homework at night ?4. He used to _______ (visit) the Great Wall. to closeleftdoingvisitHomework: Recite the dialogs of the comic strip.。