CEP Set 1 Section A

1. Help Hong Kong’s Homeless

2. (a) (There are) many homeless people. (in

HK)

2. (b) (There are) not many organizations

that help homeless people (in HK).

2. (c) Other organizations do not do enough.

(to solve the problem)

3. over 50%

4.shocked

5. i. unemployment

5. ii. financial problems

5. iii. serious debt

6. (1) F (2) A (3) E (4) B (5) D (6)

7.(a) (They cannot) get a job/ jobs.

7. (b) (They) suffer (from) poor health.

7. (c) (They are) exposed to danger.

7. (d) (They) must steal to survive.

8. the attitude of others/ others’ attitude

9. By the public: (as a) nuisance

9. By the charity organization: (as) normal

people in need of help

10. (They) do not want handouts. (1 mark)

(They) want (the) chance to get back on their

feet. (1 mark)

11. D
12.

paragraph 1: -

paragraph 2: circle the para.

paragraph 3: underline Tai Wai

paragraph 4: -

paragraph 5: circle the para

paragraph 6: underline HK$5000000

paragraph 7: underline 30 November

13. where it is coming from

14. 45% (was) raised by HHKH

14. 25% (was) donated by the Government

14. 20% (was) donated by private donors

14. 10% (is) still needed

15. A

16. A

17.how HHKH will raise (it)

18.HHKH hopes (the) public (will) help

19. D

20.
No i. People will leave when
they find jobs.
The shelter May i. people will continue
will run out of be to make donations
money ii. donations may stop
The shelter No i. Residents will do a
will not have lot of the work.
enough ii. Local students will
workers.
help.

21. 50

25

50
22. Home

Job [Tapescript: …we won’t discriminate on

the basis of how long people have been

homeless or how much money they have.

Age and gender are unimportant as well.

However, we would need to consider their

employment situation, and whether they are

indeed homeless or if they have somewhere

else they could stay…]

23. A

Part 3

24. Money: They need to learn how to

support themselves.

Shelter: It makes it harder for them to get

back on their feet.

25.
i. keep them safe and
healthy
ii. give them (an) address
Counseling i. help them deal with their
situation
ii. help them with other

problems
Career i. teach (them) job skills
guidance ii. help them apply (for) jobs

26. feed him for a day;

feed him for life

27.
Help them with CVs and
job applications
Access to Let them search for jobs
computers online
Training Teach them useful skills
Work experience Restore their confidence
28. D

29. G/F Careers centre

Kitchen

Quiet

Room

1/F Stairs to the Ground Floor Female

Bathroom

Male Dormitory