ESL Emergencies

What number should we call for an emergency?

• 1-800-GENERAL

• 911

• 311

• 1-800-GO-FEDEX

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What is this vehicle called?

• Fire Truck

• Tow Truck

• Food Truck

• Ambulance

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What is this person's profession?

• Police Officer

• Soldier

• Firefighter

• Driver

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"Help! I..."

• ...broke my leg!"

• ...sprained my arm!"

• ...lost my phone!"

• ...crashed my car!"

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"911. What's your ________?"

• situation

• emergency

• accident

• position

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"My car is ________!"

• fired

• fire

• on fire

• very small

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"What's your _________?"

• direction

• location

• address

• area

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"Hello _______!"

• sir

• ma'am

• dawg

• dude

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"How can we help you _________?"

• ma'am

• dude

• boy

• sir

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"I am _________"

• doing great

• injured

• singing

• on fire

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