1 Listen to four speakers talking about their favourite TV advertisement. Match speakers (1-4) with sentences (A-E). There is one extra sentence.

(Nghe bốn người nói nói về quảng cáo truyền hình yêu thích của họ. Nối người nói (1-4) với câu (A-E). Có thêm một câu bị thừa.)

A He/She recognises a familiar scene in the ad.

B He/She admires the technique used to make the ad.

C He/She praises the clever slogan at the end of the ad.

D He/She enjoys seeing somebody made happy in the ad.

E He/She empathises with one of the characters in the ad. 

2 You want to advertise a fundraising event your school is holding. Say which of these places is the best for advertising the event and why. Say why you are rejecting the other option.

(Bạn muốn quảng cáo một sự kiện gây quỹ mà trường bạn đang tổ chức. Hãy cho biết địa điểm nào trong số này là tốt nhất để quảng cáo sự kiện và tại sao. Nói lý do tại sao bạn từ chối lựa chọn khác.)

3 Read the article. Match sentences (A-G) with gaps (1-5) in the article. There are two extra sentences.

(Đọc bài viết. Nối câu (A-G) với chỗ trống (1-5) trong bài. Có hai câu bị thừa.)

A As a result, Kuapa Kokoo received only half of the cocoa they had paid for and had no money left to buy more.

B The income they received from cocoa was vital for paying for school fees and medical costs.

C Now the company comprises around 85,000 small-scale farmers, and it has its own chocolate brand, Divine.

D Then, they replaced all of the weighing scales to ensure that they hadn't been fixed to give the farmers a lower price.

E This time, they received a much larger loan to work with and the banks were back to normal, so the farmers could cash their cheques.

F As the weeks progressed, recorders began to hire their own private trucks, taking on more responsibility.

G Genuinely concerned about poorer farmers, he recruited experienced cocoa people, who he knew and trusted, and found an office for the company in the city of Kumasi.

SUCCESSFUL ETHICAL TRADING: KUAPA KOKOO

Most people in the cocoa business used to laugh at the idea that farmers could have their own company. That was before the cocoa farmers' co-operative Kuapa Kokoo - literally 'best farmer cocoa'- was established in Ghana in 1993. ¹____ It is one of the most successful members of the fair trade group, the movement that promotes ethical trading. But the situation hasn't always been like this.

International development agencies became aware of the need for a company protecting small farmers in Ghana when the government was obliged to hand over control of the cocoa trade to private companies. Kuapa Kokoo was set up under the management of Nana Frimpong, who was an engineer and a farmer, and also a friend of the Ghanaian President. ²____ Kuapa Kokoo now had a base and a team.

The first challenge facing the new company was corruption, which the management refused to tolerate. First, they made contact with independent recorders in each village - that is, the people who manage the relationship with the farmers and take the cocoa to be weighed.

³____ Finally, they trained the recorders to the same level as the government's quality control officers, who had previously looked down on them and declared the produce low quality unless they were given a 'tip. It looked as if Kuapa Kokoo was ready to do business.

The next problem was money - or lack of it. The cheques the company had been planning to pay the farmers with could not be exchanged for cash because the regional banks had run out of banknotes. So the Kuapa management had to withdraw from the bank in Ghanaian currency most of the £100,000 loan they had been given. Because of the competitive trading environment in the villages at the time, there was much confusion over the cocoa that had been promised to each company. ⁴____ The first season had been an absolute disaster.

Fortunately, the company had the support of the agencies to try again the following year. ⁵____ The company's new 'Pick Up and Pay' system, by which the recorders from each village would collect the cocoa and receive payment for it every two weeks, was a success. At the end of the second season, Kuapa Kokoo was officially identified as the most efficient of the new cocoa companies. Since then, it has never looked back.

5 A newspaper recently published an article about the fair trade movement suggesting that young people don't usually buy fair trade products. Write a letter to the editor where you express your opinion about this, suggesting ways of making these products more accessible to young people.

(Một tờ báo gần đây đăng một bài viết về phong trào thương mại công bằng cho thấy giới trẻ thường không mua sản phẩm thương mại công bằng. Hãy viết thư cho biên tập viên để bày tỏ quan điểm của mình về vấn đề này, đề xuất cách làm cho những sản phẩm này dễ tiếp cận hơn với giới trẻ.)