
Are you a good person to have around in an emergency? I am, I think.
I have a very cool
head and I don’t panic easily. The most
important thing to do in an emergency is stay calm. If you do this,
you can think
straight and decide what’s best to do. Also, if you stay
calm, other people might stay calm too. The worst thing to do is panic. Once you
panic, things become worse. Of course, it depends on the kind of emergency. For
really serious emergencies, you should call the emergency services. That’s 999
in the UK or 911 in other parts of the world. My biggest emergency recently was
a big one. I pressed the delete button and lost my
3,000 songs in iTunes. Luckily, I had a back-up.
* emergency = 비상(사태)/ cool head = 냉정,
침착; 침착한 사람/ panic = 겁에 질려 어쩔 줄 모르다/ stay calm = 차분함(침착함)을 유지하다/ think straight =
명쾌하게(논리적으로) 생각하다/ delete button = 삭제 버튼/ back-up = 후원, 지지,
예비(품)
* 질문
*
1.
Have you ever had an accident at home / at work / on holiday / doing sports?
What happened?
2. How did the doctors treat you?
3. How long did it take
you to recover?
4. Are you a very accident-prone person?
5. Does your
employer take any steps to prevent accidents? Is health and safety a
priority?
6. Have you ever broken a bone? What happened?
7. Are you good
at giving first-aid?
8. Do you think you would be a good person to be with in
an emergency?
9. Have you ever been involved in a road traffic accident? What
happened?
10. What injuries did you have?
11. Was there much damage to the
car(s)?
12. Where there any witnesses?
13. Whose fault was the accident?
14. Did you have to go to court?
15. What did the judge decide in the
end?
(의견) Emergencies.mp3