bai giang tieng anh 12 unit 14 Reading tài liệu, giáo án, bài giảng , luận văn, luận án, đồ án, bài tập lớn về tất cả cá...
English 12 What you know more about does this it What organization? do? What organization is it? It gives medical aids, takes care of victims of poverty, wars… humanitarian (a) [hju:,mæni'teəriən] Dedicate (v) ['dedikeit] E.g.: Ho Chi Minh dedicated his whole life to Vietnamese people Flood epidemic Famine tsunami Earthquake Flood Famine disaster Earthquake tsunami disaster- stricken (n) [di‘zɑ:stə'strikən] The Red Cross Federation’s mission is ………… A to help old people B to give money to the poor C to improve the lives of vulnerable people who are victims of natural disasters, poverty, and health emergencies D to help soldiers ………… appealed to the leaders of nations to found societies devoted to the aid of the wounded in wartime A Geneva Convention B Henri Dunant C Henry Davison D American Red Cross War Committee Official delegates of 12 nations signed the first… A Red cross B.National Society C.American Red Cross War Committee D.Geneva Convention Summarize the passage using these suggestions -wasWho? inspired by a Swiss Foundation The Red Cross man called Henry Dunant Where? in 1864 When? Symbol the white flag bearing a red cross Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland Activities *sending goods and medicine to wherever there are victims of catastrophe quickly * sending volunteers to helpDunant the victims of disasters Jean Henri without hesitation Some activities of the Vietnamese Red Cross: - Learn by heart new words - Do the tasks in the book again - Prepare the next lessons: Unit 14: Lesson A 2nd period ... Cross: - Learn by heart new words - Do the tasks in the book again - Prepare the next lessons: Unit 14: Lesson A 2nd period ... aid of the wounded in wartime A conference was held in Geneva in 1864, and official delegates of 12 nations signed the first Geneva Convention, laying down rules for the treatment and protection... aid of the wounded in wartime A conference was held in Geneva in 1864, and official delegates of 12 nations signed the first Geneva Convention, laying down rules for the treatment and protection