What do different countries do to keep students safe?
Japan
At public primary schools in Japan, earthquake training are held once a month. They teach students safety tips for earthquakes. Regular training helps students escape from earthquake-stricken areas without causing any stampedes (踩踏).
Australia
Most students in Australia take first-aid courses at school. They learn basic first-aid knowledge in the class, such as how to call an ambulance (救护车) and what to do when someone is hurt. The government is trying to make all kids take such courses.
US
Most US school buildings have fire escapes. A fire escape has platforms (平台) with stairs and ladders (梯子) at each floor of a building. They are usually made of steel and built outside of the building. People can get to the fire escape through a special fire-exit door or through a window. It is not a good idea to jump out of a window from higher than two floors. You may hurt yourself.
【小题1】In their first-aid class, Australian students learn ________.| A．how to escape from a fire | B．how to call an ambulance |
| C．how to stay safe when they play soccer | D．how to stay safe during an earthquake |
| A．jump out of a window | B．stay in their classroom |
| C．go out through a fire escape | D．use the lift to exit |
| A．Earthquake drills are important in Japan. |
| B．Basic first-aid knowledge is taught in Australia. |
| C．Buildings often catch fire in the US. |
| D．US school buildings usually have fire escapes. |
| A．sports magazines | B．historical books | C．cinema tickets | D．student newspapers |
