Look at Gary! He’s diving __________ the sea. 

         A. over      B. across    C. out of    D. into

Class: Good morning, Miss Hien.

Miss Hien: Good morning, class. Sit down, please.

Nam: May I come in, Miss Hien?

Miss Hien: Yes, you can.

Typhoon Haiyan, one of the most powerful tropical storms on record, caused tremendous damage when it made landfall in the Philippines in November 2013. More than 6,000 people were killed. Thousands of homes were destroyed. Over 14 million Filipinos, including nearly 6 million children, were affected.

After the storm, UNICEF staff rushed to assess the situation for children and families, and deliver critical aid. Working with the Philippine government and partner humanitarian organizations, UNICEF helped provide clean water to nearly a million people, deliver emergency health kits to depleted clinics, reunite lost children with their families, and open child-friendly spaces and temporary schools for thousands of Filipino students. 

Today, the pain of loss still cuts deep, but there is a growing sense that recovery is possible. Families have water and health care, and children are returning to school. UNICEF continues to support the Filipino people in their efforts to rebuild.

Answer the questions

1. What was the damage of the Typhoon Haiyan?

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2. What did UNICEF do to help the victims of the typhoon?

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3. How are  the life of the Filipino now?

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4.What would you do if you were a member of UNICEF in this case?

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