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8B Unit7 International charities
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An interview with an ORBIS doctor
B 1 is one of the eye problems in the
world, 2 in poor areas. Luckily, most of the 3 can be prevented or cured. The poor patients need 4 5 .
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b l i n d n e s s
m o s t l y
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Word puzzle:
Who can help them?
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285 million
80 per cent
many
eye
around the world
and
However,
people are blind or have eye problems,
of these cases can be prevented and cured
people don’t have money for medical treatment.
mostly
in poor areas,
the eye problems around the world
the work of ORBIS
Flying Eye Hospital
a training centre
On the plane, __________________do ___________.
___________________________________________________, so we have to go to them.
_________________________ are invited on board to __________________________. we teach them __________. By training them, we hope to_________________.
volunteer doctors
operations
Many of our patients can’t afford to go to hospital
Local doctors and nurses
learn about eye operations
new skills
help more people
Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day; but if you teach him how to fish, he’ll eat for a lifetime.
—Lao Tzu
A small part is missing. What does it mean?
Dr Ma’s work, feeling and hope
work
feeling
Dr Ma
Modern medicine is __________________, and now most eye problems _________________________. ____________ is needed to _____________________________. We hope ______________________________.
During his last visit, he _________________________.
It’s a ________________ job. He felt ______ to help people see again and improve their lives.
hope
operated on 150 patients
really important
proud
developing quickly
can be treated and cured
More money
carry on with the their work
more people will support th