CLEAN : More rain, more flooding in Australia with roads submerged in Sydney

The transcript describes the impact of unexpected heavy rainfall and flooding on local shops and roads, highlighting the community's struggle with road closures and safety concerns. A personal account details the challenges faced during the flood, including vehicle issues and the rapid rise of water levels. Emphasis is placed on the importance of safety and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the flood.

What was the main reason people couldn't move around during the floods?

• There was a power outage.

• There was a curfew imposed.

• The roads were closed due to floods.

• The shops were closed.

How did the speaker feel about the rain's impact on their house?

• They were indifferent to the situation.

• They were unaware of the rain's impact.

• They were confident it wouldn't flood.

• They were worried but relieved it didn't flood.

What happened when the speaker tried to reverse their car?

• The car was towed by the police.

• The car got stuck and the engine stopped.

• The car was unaffected by the water.

• The car moved smoothly.

What did the speaker do after their car got stuck?

• Drove the car to a safe place.

• Called for help immediately.

• Waited for the water to recede.

• Walked home by themselves.

How quickly did the water rise according to the speaker?

• It rose slowly over several hours.

• It rose rapidly within seconds.

• It rose steadily over a day.

• It did not rise significantly.

What safety measure did the speaker emphasize?

• Driving carefully through the water.

• Continuing daily activities as usual.

• Staying indoors and off the roads.

• Ignoring the flood warnings.

What did the speaker suggest was needed to deal with the flood aftermath?

• More rain to wash away the flood.

• Sandbags and drying out the area.

• Building more roads.

• Evacuating the entire neighborhood.