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142 Activities Unit 4, exercise 25a Student B Rooms: You’d like to swap rooms with C. C has the biggest room, and you have a lot of stuff. TV: Your parents have bought a new TV. Where should the old one go? Household chores: Your parents expect you all to do a share of the chores. So, should there be a rota for shopping, cooking and other household chores? If not, what’s the alternative? Noise: How do you feel about noise and having parties? Should there be rules? Unit 9, exercise 44a Group B http://www.photocourse.com Photography courses ▪ learn how to get the most from your camera ▪ learn how to adjust, edit and improve your photos ▪ we will help you turn good photographs into great ones ▪ one-day courses from €50, including field trips with transport provided ▪ no more than ten students per tutor ▪ access to your own computer and work area ▪ professional and passionate photographers to teach you all the skills you need ▪ learn about what camera equipment to buy ▪ never have a fuzzy picture again ▪ never have ‘red-eye’ flash photographs ▪ learn how moving just centimetres can turn ‘dull’ into ‘drama’ ▪ learn why moving yourself is better than moving your subject Unit 10, exercise 22a Student A http://www.sportnews-stories.com Sport Front Page Aussie legend ‘supports drug use’ Former middle-distance runner Ron Clarke, one of Australia’s most respected sporting figures, has defended drug use in sport. Clarke told the Australian Associated Press (AAP) on Wednesday that athletes should be permitted to use performance-enhancing drugs, including steroids, as long as they did not harm their health. Clarke, a former multiple world record holder who retired in 1970, said athletes who were born at sea level should be allowed to use drugs to give them a fairer chance against competitors who live or train at altitude. Training at high altitudes with less oxygen is harder and makes an athlete stronger. He believes the altitude runners are given an unfair advantage in competitions over everyone else. Clarke went on to say that he is not ‘for’ drugs, but that until there is a drug for sea-level athletes, future competitions won’t be fair. He said that nobody should be surprised that world records haven’t been broken by sea-level athletes in recent years and that they will “never break another world record from 1,500m or above for another century”. Numerous world records were broken by Clarke during his glittering career, but he never won the Olympic gold medal. Football Cricket Rugby Union Rugby League Tennis Golf Motorsport Boxing Athletics Other Sports Special Events Sports Talk Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv