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Mark: If food doesn’t reach the poorest region in the south of the country, then a lot of people will die of hunger.  \n3. Ann: The flames swept through the dry forest, destroying hundreds of hectares of trees.  \n4. Sarah: Heavy rains caused tones of rock and mud to slide down the mountainside, destroying a road and a railway line.  \n5. Alan: We were skiing in the Alps when the snow on the slope above us started to slide down towards us.  \n6. John: The eruption started at 2 p.m. The mountainside exploded and millions oftones of lava flowed down into the sea.  \n7. Jane: It starts with a bad headache and sickness. People usually recover if they see a doctor quickly.  \n4) Match 1-7 with a-g to make sentences.  \n1. The volcanic eruption has destroyed    \n2. A year without rain has caused    \n3. Doctors in the area    \n4. The United Nations is sending food aid to    \n5. The tsunami reached    \n6. Five skiers were injured in    \n7. The TV report showed the route of    \na) the avalanche on Sunday afternoon.  \nb) the tornado: it struck the city and then moved east.  \nc) the forest and all the homes in the area around the mountain.  \nd) say that thousands of people are now ill with the disease.  \ne) the coast and destroyed thousands of homes.  \nf) the victims of the famine.  \ng) a serious drought in Western Australia.  \n5) Match the headlines (1-5) with the natural disasters in the box.  \nearthquake / drought / avalanche / famine / volcanic eruption / flood  \nNo rain for a long time in Symbati 1  \n30 seconds of a terrible shake 2  \nEntire village under water 3  \nCieva Vieja is going to  \nLots of snow coming down  \nWeisshorn 5  \n1  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n7  \n2. Tom: It hasn’t rained for over five months in this part of Africa. 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