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WorksheetsReading Comprehension 3 "Emergency"
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
1. Why do you think the man fainted?
Because he was middle-aged
Because he was short of air
because he collapsed
because his heart stopped beating
1. What else might have the student done correctly to assist the man?
He might have given him a drink.
He might have lifted him onto a seat
He might have applied artificial respiration
He might have fanned him with a newspaper.
The passengers who left probably feared all of the following, except:
They might be inconvenienced
They might be stuck on the bus for hours
They might die
They might be arrested by the police.
From the article, we can infer that in order to administer first aid, you need to:
Be a doctor
Keep calm
Be a student
Be an official of the Red Cross
From the article we can conclude that a person who has fainted:
Should only be treated by a highly skilled doctor
Must be immediately rushed to the hospital
Should be ignored
Can be assisted by anyone.
Why do you think most people ran away?
They were scared
They were going to get arrested
They were late
They did not want to touch a dead man
Why do you think everyone should learn about elementary first aid measures?
To run away when the situation needs first aid attention
To brag to peers form knowing about first aid
To help others in need
To write fictional stories about first aid scenarios.
Who is the ‘good Samaritan’?
The driver
The student
The first passenger who said to not move the man.
The second passenger who ran away.
According to the article, what should you do if you want to about first aid?
Board the bus to get into situations to practice first aid.
Obtain training from St. John’s Ambulance Brigade or Red Cross
Observe nurses from the Red Cross when responding to emergencies.
Read lots of books about first aid.
Another word for CONTAGIOUS is:
Sporadic
Preventive
Communicable
Endemic
