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21st Century Communication - Unit 3 / Page 45 - Exercise C

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Police and firemen are usually the first responders to a disaster.

a)

people who come to help when there is serious accident or disaster

b)

any person who takes the law into his or her own hands illegaly

c)

a person who is equal to another in abilities, qualifications and age

2.

There were only five survivors of the plane crash. Everyone else died.

a)

people who are responsible for the protection of others.

b)

people formally educated and trained in the care of the sick.

c)

people who get out of a life threatening event alive.

3.

Experts are always looking for better ways to respond to a disaster They are open to innovative ideas that no one has ever thought of before

a)

closely connected with others

b)

newly made or improved with creativity

c)

carefully examined or inspected

4.

The sensors in the latest fire alarms work very well. They can detect the presence of smoke immediately.

a)

machines for sensing (heat, movement, light, etc)

b)

containers that store pressurized water

c)

electrical devices used for storing food

5.

When you activate the fire alarm, the elevators stop working immediately.

a)

disconnect, destroy

b)

create, build

c)

put in motion, start

6.

To remember and respect those who died in the fire, the town placed a statue on the site where the building burned down.

a)

a profession or job

b)

an area or place

c)

a vehicle or machinery

7.

In a fire, elevators are automatically locked and people are unable to access them. That is because it is very dangerous to use an elevator during a fire.

a)

enter, go into

b)

leave, exit

c)

stop, pause

8.

The whole town was devastated by the fire. Almost everyone knew someone who was injured or died.

a)

built from scratch

b)

completely destroyed

c)

recover from a disaster

9.

It is dangerous to go into the wilderness alone. You could be attacked by a wild animal or fall down and injure yourself, an no one would be able to find you.

a)

land in its natural state, a large area where humans rarely go

b)

an overcrowded part of a city, usually around the center

c)

inside an abandoned house where no one lives

10.

You should never underestimate the power of the ocean. It might look very beautiful, but it can suddenly become extremely dangerous.

a)

to guess that someone or something's capacity is less than it actually is

b)

to think that something is more important or greater than it actually is

c)

to study or examine something in detail, to discover more about it