Question

You are going to listen to an interview with John Gordon, an aid worker. Where do you think he works and how does he help? COBB John is being interviewed by a group of students for a school radio. Listen to the interview and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). 1.John works with people from different countries. 2 He doesn't spend more than a year in one place. 3 He says the foreign workers are in a bigger danger than locals. 4 He believes that we can all do more to help. 5 Sometimes the charity workers upset local governments. 6 He says most people understand why he works as an aid worker. 3

Answer 1

Ответ:

незнаю

Объяснение:

невозможно ответить на вопросы не зная о чем там говорилось, на самом вапросе говорится что сначала нужно прослушать интервью

Answer 2

Based on the information provided, it is difficult to accurately determine the answers to the statements without listening to the actual interview with John Gordon. However, I can make some educated guesses based on general knowledge about aid work:

1. T (Possible): Aid workers often work with people from different countries, especially in international humanitarian organizations.
2. F: The statement contradicts the information provided. Without further context, it is uncertain how long John Gordon spends in one place.
3. T (Possible): Aid workers in foreign countries may face higher risks due to unfamiliarity with local environments, cultures, and potential conflicts.
4. T (Likely): Aid workers often emphasize the importance of collective effort and believe that more can be done to help those in need.
5. T (Possible): Sometimes the actions or presence of charity workers can create tensions or conflicts with local governments due to differing priorities or political dynamics.
6. T (Possible): Many people understand and appreciate the motivations behind aid work, as it involves providing assistance to those in need.

Please note that these are assumptions based on common knowledge, and the actual statements in the interview may differ.