- •Предисловие
- •Content:
- •Part I. Emergency situations Chapter 1. Types of Disasters and Emergencies Key words and terms:
- •Text 2. Environmental Problems
- •Chapter 2. Preparedness in Emergency Key words and terms:
- •Text 3. Be Prepared! - Benefits of a Comprehensive Emergency Plan
- •Chapter 3. Emergency Planning Key words and terms:
- •Text 4. Emergency planning guidelines
- •Part II. Natural disasters Chapter 1. An Earthquake Key words and terms:
- •Text 5. 16.000 Feared Dead as India Quake Toll Rises
- •Earthquake rocks Afghanistan
- •Землетрясение в Пакистане
- •Chapter 2. Volcano Eruption Key words and terms:
- •Text 6. Mayon volcano stirs back to life
- •The Disastrous Eruption
- •Chapter 3. Flood and Drought Key words and terms:
- •Text 7. The Prague Flood
- •Наводнение на юге России
- •Text 8. Devastating drought brings despair to much of us
- •Flood and Drought
- •Chapter 4. Famine Key words and terms:
- •Text 9. Famine and Food Aid
- •Part III. Industrial disasters Chapter 1. Radioactive Catastrophe Key words and terms:
- •Text 10. Chernobyl
- •Text 11. Three Mile Island
- •Chapter 2. Chemical Catastrophe Key words and terms:
- •Text 12. The Bhopal Catastrophe
- •Chapter 3. Oil Spills Key words and terms:
- •Text 13. Prestige Oil Spill
- •Text 14. Brazil fights to contain oil spill in Iguacu River
- •Экологическое бедствие в Керченском проливе
- •Chapter 4. Explosions and fire Key words and terms:
- •Text 15. Fire-fighters Battle Moscow Tower Blaze
- •Text 16. Large accident in The Netherlands – Dutch chemical plant explodes
- •Text 17. Phiiadelphia natural gas pipeline blast
- •London Bomb Blast
- •Взрыв на химическом заводе в Китае
- •Chapter 5. Accidents on Roads, in the Air and in the Sea Key words and terms:
- •Text 18. Nordic Nightmare
- •Nightmare journey
- •Luckiest Man Alive
- •Disaster at Sea
- •What an Experience!
- •The Ghost Ship
- •Part IV. First aid in emergency situations Key words and terms:
- •Text 19. First Aid
- •Text 20, Some Advice on the First Aid
- •Safety first
- •Part V. Additional exercises
- •Alton Tower Rescue
- •Skyride to terror
- •Bin Your Rubbish
- •Save it!
- •How to Survive
- •The Greenhouse Effect
- •A Narrow Escape
- •Survival
- •Looking after your home
- •Global warming
- •Quick Thinking
- •Weather forecasting
- •Pollution cools city air
- •Dictionary
- •Bibliography
What an Experience!
Every time I think of that terrifying (0) experience of the sinking cruise liner, the panic I felt then comes __________ (1) again. The accident was tragic because of its __________ (2), causing the ___________ (3) of many passengers who would otherwise have been saved. All that some of the _________(4) could do, was to sit __________ (5) in the lifeboats, waiting to be rescued. I became __________ (6) many times during the long wait. 1 had to overcome any ___________ (7)I felt so I would not faint again. If I had not drawn another ship’s __________ (8) our situation would have been ____________ (9). I try not to remember this ___________ (10) experience that only leaves me with unhappy thoughts.
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TERRIFY LIVE SUDDEN DEAD
SURVIVE PATIENT CONSCIOUS WEAK ATTEND HOPE FRIGHT |
Exercise 9. Use the word in capitals in the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line.
In 1894 a steamship was sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England to America. The sun was shining and the gentle _________ (1) breeze was blowing. The ship had been sailing for three weeks and was halfway to its ___________ (2) - New York. The passengers were relaxing ___________ (3) on deck When __________ (4) they heard a / an ________ (5) loud bang. They all jumped up, rushed to the edge of the boat and looked over the side with _____________ (6). To their ____________ (7) they saw that they had hit some hard object which had torn a hole in the side of the ship. Water was pouring into the steamship at an alarming speed. ________ (8), another ship arrived half an hour later, just in time to save everyone on board. |
CARE DESTINE THINK SUDDEN EXPECT ASTONISH HORRIBLE
FORTUNE |
Exercise 10. Use the word in capitals in the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line.
The sinking of the Titanic is one of the most ____________ (1) shipwreck stories of all time. The Titanic was said to be the safest and most _________ (2) ocean liner in the world. When it set sail, all the cabins were full, from the most __________ (3) to the cheapest ones on the lower deck. Some of the__________ (4) people in the world set sail for America on one of the longest and most dangerous ___________ (5) attempted by such a liner. The captain was one of the best and most ___________ (6), but he made a big _____________ (7) which caused hundreds of deaths. He suddenly saw a ___________ (8) iceberg ahead but, by then, it was too late to do anything. When the ship hit it, everyone rushed to the lifeboats. Some survived, but many died. The _________ (9) said it was the most ___________ (10) experience in their lives and they felt like the luckiest people on earth to have survived. |
FAME
POWER EXPEND RICH
CROSS QUALITY TAKE DANGER
SURVIVE FRIGHT
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Exercise 11. Read the text and decide which answer A, B, C, or D best fits each space.