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ECTION A: READING AND VIEWING
estion 1: Reading comprehension
On safari in Africa
sa satan suide, you spend more time with olients than almost any other profession. It teaches you not to judge
someone because of their country of origin
hink Arica is a theme park or a Zoo and
Don't take ts dangers seriously
Such a man was Spitubaag"Su-pes-rapbar-
is how it is pronounced in Japanese
Northern Botswana. He epitomised the
On our way to the camp. Spiruba
formed me I would like to film a lion killing
our first animals and aner their reaction i
explained the fundamental thing al guides
How's your group?* my friend Peter the manager, asked once we were in the camp.
Peter pondered this for a while and then asked: "Are you sure they understood?"
One of them is on the deck throwing bread to a monkey."
I went off to repeat the speech I'd just made. These were not zoo animals, I explained. They were wild. We didn't
Feed them, stroke them, or stand next to them for photographs. All we did was watch them live and die.
The game drives went well during their stay, though Spiirubaagu insisted on giving stage directions to every
animal and grew frustrated at their inability to understand him.
(Adapted from: Reader's Digest Web Page)
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1 Complete: Being a safari guide teaches you not to be
2 According to the author, what characterises a typical Japanese tourist?
3 why do you think, did Spiirubaagu come to be known by this name?
4 What fundamental thing did he explain to them on their way to the camp?
5 Spiirubaagu gave the animals stage directions.
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