Bob Geldoff was born in 1953 in Dublin, where he went to school. 1. [......................] he was an intelligent student, he left school with few qualifications. He had 2. [.......................] variety of jobs in England, Spain and Canada 3.[....................] eventually becoming a successful pop star. However, he is now best known for the work he has done 4.[ .........] help starving people in Ethiopia. Like many other people he 5.[.............] shocked by television 6. [.......] of people dying of hunger there in 1984. He therefore decided that he 7. [..............] persuade famous British pop 8. [.................] to make a record together, and 9. [...............] the profits from 10. [...................] to send money and food. The record, called "Do they know It's Christmas?" was a great success and 11. [.................] a lot of money, all of 12. [.....................] was used in Ethiopia. It soon became clear that much 13. [.....................] money was still needed, and so in 1985 Geldoff organized two huge concerts on the same day, one in England and the 14. [...................] in the United States. Many of the world's best known pop stars played and sang, all of them performing without 15. [.......................] paid. The concerts were 16. [................] on television throughout the world, and it has 17. [.......................] estimated that nearly a billion people saw some 18. [.......................] all of the broadcast. While they were 19. [.....................] the live performance on TV, people were asked to send money and many 20. [.........................] so. In Britain alone, over forty million pounds was given.
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