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一、为增强同学们的安全意识，老师在班上开展了一次安全知识经验分享交流会。请听下面一段独白，根据独白内容完成下列句子，每个空格不超过3个单词。独白读两遍。
1. The weather was very in the afternoon.
2. When the snowstorm came, Judy was .
3. Judy felt because her parents were not at home.
4. Judy's parents came back home at about .
5. Jack was walking back from when the snowstorm hit.
1. The weather was very in the afternoon.
2. When the snowstorm came, Judy was .
3. Judy felt because her parents were not at home.
4. Judy's parents came back home at about .
5. Jack was walking back from when the snowstorm hit.
答案
1. cold
2. at home
3. scared
4. 9:30 p.m.
5. the cinema
2. at home
3. scared
4. 9:30 p.m.
5. the cinema
二、听完 Judy 的分享后，老师给大家看了一篇关于沿海某中学在台风来袭时有序疏散的新闻报道。请阅读下面短文，根据短文内容填空。
It was a normal Wednesday afternoon at Sunshine Middle School in a coastal town. The students were in their last class. They were listening carefully to the teacher. The sky， however， was turning an unusual dark grey colour. Suddenly， an urgent(紧急的)message came over the loudspeaker in the classroom：A powerful typhoon was moving much faster than predicted， and the town was under the highest-level warning. The school decided to send the students home immediately to make sure everyone could get home safely before the typhoon hit.
The situation could have been chaotic(混乱的)，but what happened next was remarkable(不同寻常的). The school had practised emergency drills many times. The student monitors from each class， like 14-year-old Wang Lei from Class 3， Grade 8， knew exactly what to do. "We weren't allowed to run，" Wang Lei recalled. "Our teacher reminded us to stay calm. We lined up quickly and walked to the school gate in an orderly way."
The real challenge came outside. The wind was already strong， and the rain began to pour down. With parents waiting anxiously(焦急地)，younger students feeling scared， and traffic moving slowly， Wang Lei and the other student monitors stayed to help. They volunteered to help teachers guide the other students to their parents' cars， holding umbrellas to keep them from the rain. They even helped direct traffic for a while to avoid accidents.
Thanks to the well-practised drills and the help of the student monitors， all the students left the school safely and efficiently within a short time. Principal Zhang later praised the students' behaviour. "Their calmness and sense of responsibility turned possible chaos into an orderly evacuation(疏散). They didn't just follow rules， but also showed great care for others. It was a real-life lesson in teamwork and responsibility，" she said. For Wang Lei， the experience was unforgettable. "I have learned that being prepared and staying calm can really make a difference when facing unexpected difficulties，" he shared.
It was a typical Wednesday afternoon at Sunshine Middle School. The students 1. their last lesson when the sky turned an unusual dark grey colour. All of a sudden， an 2. message came over the loudspeaker：A powerful 3. was approaching faster than predicted. To ensure everyone's 4. ， the school decided to evacuate all the students immediately.
Thanks to the well-practised 5. ， the evacuation was orderly. The student monitors like Wang Lei helped 6. other students. They walked 7. to their parents' cars even though the wind was strong and the rain was heavy. Some students even helped 8. to avoid accidents. This real-life event showed that good preparation can truly make a difference.
It was a normal Wednesday afternoon at Sunshine Middle School in a coastal town. The students were in their last class. They were listening carefully to the teacher. The sky， however， was turning an unusual dark grey colour. Suddenly， an urgent(紧急的)message came over the loudspeaker in the classroom：A powerful typhoon was moving much faster than predicted， and the town was under the highest-level warning. The school decided to send the students home immediately to make sure everyone could get home safely before the typhoon hit.
The situation could have been chaotic(混乱的)，but what happened next was remarkable(不同寻常的). The school had practised emergency drills many times. The student monitors from each class， like 14-year-old Wang Lei from Class 3， Grade 8， knew exactly what to do. "We weren't allowed to run，" Wang Lei recalled. "Our teacher reminded us to stay calm. We lined up quickly and walked to the school gate in an orderly way."
The real challenge came outside. The wind was already strong， and the rain began to pour down. With parents waiting anxiously(焦急地)，younger students feeling scared， and traffic moving slowly， Wang Lei and the other student monitors stayed to help. They volunteered to help teachers guide the other students to their parents' cars， holding umbrellas to keep them from the rain. They even helped direct traffic for a while to avoid accidents.
Thanks to the well-practised drills and the help of the student monitors， all the students left the school safely and efficiently within a short time. Principal Zhang later praised the students' behaviour. "Their calmness and sense of responsibility turned possible chaos into an orderly evacuation(疏散). They didn't just follow rules， but also showed great care for others. It was a real-life lesson in teamwork and responsibility，" she said. For Wang Lei， the experience was unforgettable. "I have learned that being prepared and staying calm can really make a difference when facing unexpected difficulties，" he shared.
It was a typical Wednesday afternoon at Sunshine Middle School. The students 1. their last lesson when the sky turned an unusual dark grey colour. All of a sudden， an 2. message came over the loudspeaker：A powerful 3. was approaching faster than predicted. To ensure everyone's 4. ， the school decided to evacuate all the students immediately.
Thanks to the well-practised 5. ， the evacuation was orderly. The student monitors like Wang Lei helped 6. other students. They walked 7. to their parents' cars even though the wind was strong and the rain was heavy. Some students even helped 8. to avoid accidents. This real-life event showed that good preparation can truly make a difference.
答案
1. were having
2. urgent
3. typhoon
4. safety
5. drills
6. guide
7. orderly
8. direct traffic
2. urgent
3. typhoon
4. safety
5. drills
6. guide
7. orderly
8. direct traffic
