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    1     Mike has just bought a new car. However, he knows little about how to do if he meets a car accident.
    2     The fire that happened in Australia was terrible. Jean wants to know what to do when she meets the fire.
    3     Linda will study in Taiwan for three years. It is said that typhoons usually come in Taiwan during the summer. She wants to get some suggestions.
    4     A big earthquake hit Japan last month. Jim is a university student from England. He feels afraid.
    5     It is snowing heavily, but George has to go to the train station to meet his uncle. What should he pay attention to?
A. Before a typhoon comes, you should prepare bottled water, canned goods, and noodles because many stores may be closed. Flashlights and candles are necessary, too. When the typhoon comes, you must stay indoors.
B. If you think a flood is coming, don’t be panic! Move valuable and other items to safety. Place them above the water level or upstairs. Move your car to high ground if possible. Protect yourself, your family and others that need your help.
C. Over 6.3 million police-reported motor vehicle crashes occurred in the United States in 1998. Almost one third of these accidents resulted in injury. In 2001, nearly 42,000 people died on America’s roadways. Clearly, accidents are a part of American life.
D. If you are in a traffic accident, try to follow these steps. First move your car to the side of the road and turn on hazard lights. Then exchange all the information about the cars and the drivers. At last, call the police.
E. Get under a heavy table or desk and hold on. If there are no tables, get under or down between rows of chairs or against inner walls. Keep away from windows. If you are in a car, slow down carefully. Don’t stop on or under bridges.   
F. In such bad weather, avoid traveling if possible. If you must drive, check the Highway Code for advice on driving in icy and snowy weather. Take care and slow down.
G. It’s important to stay low to the ground and near a window. Use a wet towel to cover your nose and mouth. You should get outside through the quickest and easiest escape route and call the fire police.

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