Listen to the interview and choose the correct options

Simon helped after the disaster in Japan because he was

• a trained professional.
• on holiday there.
• a volunteer charity worker.

The most difficult aspect of the rescue effort was the

• poor roads.
• lack of machinery.
• poor weather.

Simon became very disappointed one time when

• he wasn't present when a survivor was found.
• his radio stopped working.
• he hoped to find a survivor, but didn't.

Simon says it isn't common to find survivors

• one week after a disaster.
• after four days.
• after such a terrible earthquake.

He says he found the Japanese people

• organised.
• hopeless.
• very positive.