Charity

take part in принимать участие volunteer доброволец unwanted ненужный awareness осведомлённость receive получать support поддерживать transform изменять donate жертвовать research (научное) исследование cancer рак, злокачествен опухоль own свой, собственный, владеть Some people in the UK don’t throw out any of their unwanted things. They sell or swap them on the internet or they donate them to charity. The most popular second-hand items are clothes, books, CDs and computer games.Some charity organizations, like Oxfam and Cancer Research UK, have their own second-hand shops. Volunteers work in these shops. Charities don’t pay volunteers any money. The shops receive second-hand items from members of the public and then sell them to make money for the charity.People spend money in charity shops for many reasons. For example, you can save a lot of money because charity shops are cheaper than normal shops. You often find more interesting things too. Also, it is a way for people to give some money to their favourite charities. 1. What do many people in the UK do with their unwanted things? they throw them away they donate them they sell or swap them on the Internet 2.What are the most popular second-hand items? 3. Oxfam and Cancer Research UK are charity organizations have second-hand shops make money for themselves make money for the charity 4. Volunteers ....money for their work. get don't get 5. The charity shops sell second-hand items. true false 6. Charity shops are ...than normal shops. more expensive less expensive 7. People buy things from charity shops because the prices are better that way they support a charity they can find interesting things there