Page 61 - @ccess 2 Student´s Book

AFTER
» Wear sturdy shoes or boots. There may be broken

glass or nails on the ground that could hurt you if
you stepped on them.
» Never go near or touch dangling or loose power
lines. They could electrocute you.
» Text, don’t talk. Unless there’s a life-threatening
situation, if you have a cell phone, send a text
so that you don’t tie up phone lines needed by

emergency workers. Plus, texting may work
even if cell service is down.

33. According to the text format you decided on in Activity 12, make proposals
about the best way to disseminate your set of instructions. Look at
the example.

We should put our poster at
the school’s entrance.

Yes, we could also make a copy
for the community center and
the public library.

Reader's
Book page 30

34. Go to page 30 in your Reader's Book. Go through the activities to know if you
have learned to protect yourself in case of a natural disaster.

• In your notebook, write a similar questionnaire about the environmental
emergency you chose.

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