1. a Doctors Without Frontiers' provides emergency health care

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1.
a)
1. Doctors Without Frontiers' provides emergency health care/attention.
2. A patient is a person who is iII/ healthy.
3. A routine medical problem is a major/common health problem.
4. If you treat patients, you try to cure/repair them.
5. A decade is 100 years/10 years.
6. If you improve something, you make it better/worse.
b)
a cold - a chemist
toothache - a dentist
the flu - your GP
a deep cut on your finger - hospital
a serious burn hospital
a sore throat - chemist
earache - your GP
2.

1. 34-year-old Dianne Grey was a successful actress. - F

2. She began to find her job rather boring. - T
3. "I was treating patients with routine medical problems." - T
4. Various armies have been fighting each other in the area for days. - F
5. She will be leaving Angola next year. - F


3.

1. She has been living in Angola.

2. She went to Africa because she began to find her job rather boring and felt a need to do something more important
3. The organisation has been sending medical teams and equipment there
4. At first she felt shocked.
5. She feels that working in Angola has been a very meaningful experience. She has never felt so useful before and she is glad to know that she has been helping people who really need it
4.
1. successful doctor
2. rather boring
3. sore throats
4. medical teams
5. standards of health care
6. a major problem
7. to improve conditions
8. to treat patients
9. health care workers
10. a meaningful experience


5.
1. Greenpeace is a(n) organisation that helps the environment.
2. A(n) GP is a doctor who treats all types of illnesses.
3. Claire is training to become a nurse.
4. The armies of the two countries have been fighting each other for over three years.

6.

7.

1. break broken

2. twist twisted
3. burn burnt
4. cut cut
5. bang banged
6. scratch scratched
7. crack cracked
8. treat treated
9. sprain sprained
10. hurt hurt
11. cure cured
12. hit hit


8.
1. SA: What's the matter. Mrs Clark? SB: I've broken my arm.
2. SA: What's the matter. Tim? SB: I've cut my finger.
3. SA: What's the matter, Mr Brown? SB: I've hit my head.
4. SA: What's the matter, Mr West? SB: I've burnt my hand.

12.
A) 1 B) 4 D) 5 E) 3 F) 2

A He has just fallen in the water.

B The plane has just taken off.
C He has just broken a/the window.
D He has just hit his finger.
E She has just dropped a vase.
F The car has just crashed into a parking meter