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Practice. If you have used Upbeat 1 and/or Upbeat 2 with your Ss. you may want to keep comments on the exam tasks to a minimum. Alternatively, you can ask your Ss about exam task types and oxam strategies.

EXAM NOTES

Exam Notes boxes describe exam task types and give tips on how to deal with the tasks.

1a Do you know the words In the New words box? Use a dictionary to check the ones you don t know.

b Do vou know any charity organisatlons or events? What do they raise money for?

Exam task

2 Przeczytaj poniższy tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi a, b i c wybierz wÅ‚aÅ›ciwÄ…, zgodnÄ… z treÅ›ciÄ… tekstu.

1 Bob Geldof startec Band Aid because he wanted to

a) be a rock singer, b) meet famous people. c) help people in Afnca.

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2    Band Aid was a

a) group of musicians. b) song. c) concert.

3    Live Aid was a

a)    concert in one country.

b)    nurnber of concerts around the world.

c)    popular TV show.

4    The 8 m Live 8 was the nurnber of

a) politicians. b) countries. c) concerts.

5    The organisers of Live Earth

a)    were teachers from different continents.

b)    thought the concert wasn t very important for other people.

c)    wanted to make people understand about the problems of global warming.

EXTRA PRACTICE

Extra Practice boxes are links to Section D in the Language Builder, where a given task type is analysed in detail. !t is recommended that the Language Builder exercises are done after Ss have completed a given exam task in the SB.

1 a You could decide to divide the new words among the class, gk/ing each pair one or two words to work on. and then bring them all together for feedback. b Before eliciting answers from Ss, let them discuss the two questions with their partners. If the task is too challenging, you may give Ss some ideas, e.g. the Red Cross, Caritas. Jurek Owsiak's Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.

Exam task

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LIVE EARTH

The first charity supergroup

In 1984, the Irish rock singer Bob Geldof saw a TV programme about a famine in Africa. He asked his musician friends to record a song for charity. Some of the most famous stars in the world formed a ‘supergroup’ called Band Aid. Their song raised eight million US dollars in the first month. Then Geldof started planning something much bigger-Live Aid.

The first International rock concert Live Aid was called ‘the biggest rock concert in the world.’ In fact there wasn’t just one concert. On 13th July 1985, morÄ™ than one hundred and fifty thousand people attended concerts in Britain, the USA, Australia and Russia. One and a half billion people watched it on television and Live Aid raised about eighty million dollars for charity.

New words

•    attend • charity • continent • famine

•    global warming • lifestyles • politicians

•    poverty • raise (money)

Stop world poverty

Twenty years later, Bob Geldof and Bono helped to organise Live 8. They wanted politicians from eight of the world’s richest countries to listen to their message Make pouerty history. There were concerts in ten countries.

Protect the erwironment

Live Aid and Live 8 weren’t as big as Live Earth.

In 2007, there were ten huge concerts on six continents. The organisers wanted to teach the world about global warming. ‘Nothing on Earth is as important as this,’ they said. Celebrities and their fans promised to change their lifestyles and â€˜go green.’

EXAM NOTES

In this task Ss have to choose the answers that match information from the text. Tell Ss that it is helpful to underline relcvant fragments in the text.

Bono: Lead singer of successful Irish rock band U2. He has also become well-known for political activism in recent years and has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

BACKGROUND NOTES

Bob Geldof: Lead singer of Irish rock band The Boomtown Rats, most famous in the 1970s. He is now better known as a political activist, particularly in association with aid to Africa.

Answer key

1 c 2a 3b 4b 5c

EXTRA PRACTICE

Further practice and guidance: go to page 18 in the Language Builder.

2 Elicit the correct answers and ask for justification.

3 Ask individual Ss to read the numbers aloud before they write their sentences.

Answer key

b)    One hundred and fifty thousand people attended Live Aid concerts (in Britain, the USA, Australia and Russia).

c)    One and a half billion people around the world watched Live Aid concerts on tolevision.

d)    Live Aid raised about eighty million dollars for charity.

4 Either ask Ss to discuss the guestions in pairs or have a show of hands. Ask them if they know of any local or morÄ™ recent inrtiatives to

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