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1g Vocabulary 1 a) Complete the gaps with the words from below. PARKED STRAY LITTER OVERCROWDED DRIPPING CONSTRUCTION OVERGROWN 1 Noisy CONSTRUCTION work 2 OVERCROWDED public transport 3 a DRIPPING tap 4 OVERGROWN gardens 5 STRAY animals 6 graffiti and LITTER 7 cars PARKED on pavements b) Match the problems from Ex. 1a to their results. A Destroys and pollutes property. B Pedestrians unable to walk on pavement. C Wastes water and can cause flooding. D Makes it difficult for passengers to travel. E Carry diseases that can be dangerous to people. F Make homes look unpleasant in the neighbourhood. G Annoys residents that live in quiet areas. Speaking 2 Choose the correct response. 1 A: One of the problems with this is people can't walk on the pavement. B: a The way I see it. b Yes, I see what you mean. 2 A: This is a problem for the community because it's a health hazard. Â: a I totally disagree with you. b I'm afraid not. 3 A: The reason this is such a problem is that it makes your day more stressful. B: a On the other hand. b I agree to a certain extent. Listening 3 Look at the questions. Then listen to a mayor making a public announcement. 1 Why is the mayor making a speech? A to observe a special day  to promote graffiti art C to report on vandalism D to criticise the authorities 2 What does the mayor say about vandalism in the town? A it has increased in the past two years  it has been entirely eliminated C it continues to be a problem D it does not affect community spirit 3 What does the mayor want the townspeople to do? A celebrate Graffiti Action Day  clean graffiti by themselves C fund anti-graffiti schemes D report graffiti to the authorities 4 What is the announcement mainly about? A the effects of vandalism  a proposed community project C enforcing crime prevention D equipment required to clean graffiti 5 What does the mayor mean when he says: A Residents should take pride in their community.  Residents should think about how their behaviour affects the community. C Residents should appreciate the efforts made by the authorities. D Residents should be actively engaged in the neighbourhood scheme. Òåêñò àóäèðîâàíèÿ: Listen to a mayor making a public announcement. Good afternoon and thank you for joining us in celebration of Graffiti Action Day. Since we launched our campaign two years ago to combat graffiti in our town, I am pleased to report that instances of vandalism have decreased by an incredible 27%. However, while we have made remarkable progress, there is still more that can be done. Graffiti is still widespread on many of our streets affecting the image of our town. However, we will not allow it to dampen our community spirit. In honour of Graffiti Action Day, I am asking citizens to join forces with the authorities in order to combat this problem. We would like to set up neighbourhood clean up schemes, where residents take responsibility for keeping their areas graffiti-free. Neighbourhood patrols would be established to locate and cover up graffiti and would be provided with the necessary tools for the task, such as paint, gloves and brushes. Of course, you will not be in this alone. The local council will also contribute all their efforts to help combat vandalism. Don't take a back seat, get involved! Together, let's clean up our beautiful town once and for all. Number 1 Why is the mayor making a speech? Number 2 What does the mayor say about vandalism in the town? Number 3 What does the mayor want the townspeople to do? Number 4 What is the announcement mainly about? Number 5 What does the mayor mean when he says, "Don't take a back seat, get involved"?