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Philanthropy

Bill Gates (left) and Warren Buffett (far right), with Melinda Gates (second left) and businessman Azim Premji in India

Bill Gates (left) and Warren Buffett (far right), with Melinda Gates (second right) and businessman Azim Premji in India

Yvonne and Alice talk about how two of the world's richest men, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, met with billionaires in India to discuss philanthropy. They spoke about how philanthropists can use some of their money to try and improve the lives of others.

This week's question:

Where was the first true paper money used? Was it in:

a) China

b) Turkey or

c) Egypt

Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme!

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Philanthropy

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Grammar

philanthropy

the effort to improve something by giving time, money or attention

billionaires

people whose wealth is greater than a billion - in this example - US dollars

industrialists

people who own or develop big businesses

a tendency to do something

usually does something

a notable part of

a significant aspect of

a good cause

a problem or charitable organisation worthy of money and attention

a handful of

very few of

enthusiasm

eagerness to do something or be involved in it

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