Lesson 3 Always Aware, Always Prepared
Listen & Talk 1: Natural Disasters
There was a big flood in ____. Did you hear about it?
No, I didn’t. But ____ aren’t that common in winter, are they? I’m curious about how that happened.
Me too. ____ do some online research.
There seem to be many ____ disasters in Korea these days.
I agree. There was an earthquake in the south last week. Also a storm is coming this ____.
I’m curious about which ____ of natural disaster causes the most damage in Korea.
Actually I read a report yesterday about the damage from each type of natural ____. Number one is storms.
I see. I guess earthquakes are ____.
No, second is heavy rain, and third is heavy ____.
What about ____?
Based on the report, earthquakes are fourth. But the damage from earthquakes has been increasing recently because they have been ____ more often in Korea.
I see. It ____ like we have to be prepared for a variety of natural disasters in Korea.
Hey, did you ____ about the big fires in California?
No, I ____ How serious are they?
They’ve ____ a large number of houses and other buildings.
Are the fires still ____ on?
Yes, actually the wind has ____ the fires worse. I hope all the people living there are okay.
So do I. I’m curious about how many people had to leave their ____.
Actually more than 20,000 people ____ to leave their homes, and about 400 people are missing in that area.
____ terrible. I hope they’re somewhere safe.
Listen & Talk 2: Be Prepared
Mom, what else do we need to put in the natural ____ survival kit?
Well, we need water, some ____, and a radio.
Anything else, ____?
Oh, make sure that you include ____ for the radio.
Performing CPR properly can save someone’s ____. Here are the steps for proper CPR.
First, check that the ____ needs help.
Tap the person and shout, “Are ____ okay?”
If there’s no reaction, ____ 119 for help.
Second, listen, look, and feel for ____.
If the ____ not breathing, begin CPR.
____ sure you place your hands in the middle of the person’s chest.
Use your body ____ to press harder on the chest.
After 30 presses, give the person two ____.
Keep doing ____ until help arrives.
Susie, this is a fire drill! ____ go!
Okay! The guidelines say that we have to ____ in line quickly.
We’re going to the meeting place, ____?
Right. Remember to ____ your body while you’re walking.
I got it. Hey, why don’t we take the ____? They’re faster than the stairs.
No. Make sure you ____ take the elevators in a real fire. It’s very dangerous.
Okay. Wait! I need to ____ my backpack!
Forget ____ your backpack. Leave your belongings behind and just go.
You’re right. ____, let’s go!
Do It Yourself
Did you hear that earthquakes are occurring more often in Korea than ____?
Oh, really? I’ve ____ felt an earthquake in Korea.
They usually occur in the ____ part of Korea, but now they are occurring in other places as well.
I didn’t know that. I’m ____ about why earthquakes have occurred so often in Korea recently.
Why don’t we do ____ research to find out?
Sounds good, but where do we look ____?
How about asking our science teacher first? I ____ she can help us.
____. Let’s go and find her.