1.span>Size or type of fire

   A.对 

2.Building name

   A.对 

3.Street address

   A.对 

4.Business name

   A.对 

5.span>Who is giving the introduction to emergency planning in the community?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

6.What categories can we divide emergency planning into?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

7.Which category is the highest-level of emergency planning?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

8.Are earthquakes, typhoons and floods “disasters” or “incidents”?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

9.Do we call a large fire an “incident” or a kind of “disaster”?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

10.Who would be involved in emergency planning?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

11.span>Who can tell you whether an emergency is a “disaster” or not?

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

12.If a resident wants to know how he should act in an emergency, what does he need to read?  答案 8

   A.Disaster.

   B.The ambulance service, the police and fire departments.

   C.The operator of 911.

   D.Incident.

   E.Emergency disaster planning.

   F.Emergency disaster planning and emergency incident planning.

   G.Leaflets about emergency planning.

   H.It is Tom.

13.How could we describe the 2014 Ebola outbreak?

   A.span>The first one in western countries.

   B.span>It did not ever threaten West Africa.

   C.span>Not the first but the largest one.

14.The 2014 Ebola outbreak response was

   A.span>an American stateside activity

   B.span>an international activity

   C.span>a regional activity

15.span>What does the word “massive” mean in Para. 3?

   A.span>Huge

   B.span>Quick

   C.span>Urgent

16.span>How many disease specialists from CDC have gone to West Africa for the Ebola response?

   A.span>Less than 100

   B.span>A hundred

   C.span>More than 100

17.What action does CDC take to respond to the large Ebola outbreak?.How many disease specialists from CDC have gone to West Africa for the Ebola response? (copy)

   A.span>Work closely with governmental, national and international partners.

   B.span>Call for more partners to join this effort.

   C.span>Establish Emergency Operations Centers.

18.The emergency response plan is needed for reducing panic and confusion when an emergency occurs.

   A.对 

19.span>The emergency exits and exit stairwells or evacuation route in Building A are well chosen and clearly explained.

Building A

★ Main exit on south side of building (front entrance).

★ Alternate exit at rear of building next to elevator lobby.

★ The 2nd alternate exit on west end of building.

★ The 3rd alternate exit on east end of building.

   A.对 

20.According to the passage, the following actions can help avoid further hazards.

Actions

★ If the nearest exit or exit stairwell is blocked by smoke, fire or other hazards, stay and wait for rescue.

★ During stairwell evacuation, hold on to the handrail, with high heels on.

★ Block others from entering the fl ow of traffic in the stairwell.

   A.对 

21.span>The following “classroom emergency procedures” gives you a better idea of what your procedures should do.

If there is an earthquake ...

★ Drop and cover your head for protection from material that might fall from the ceiling or walls.

★ After the shaking stops, evacuate the building if it appears to be unsafe or if directed to do so by the instructor.

★ Use stairways to exit the building after the quake, not elevators.

★ Go to the emergency assembly point.

   A.对 

22.To ensure that employees know what to do in an emergency and to test the effectiveness of emergency exit routes, the emergency drills should be held once half a year.

   A.对 

23.span>What is the product they are talking about?

   A.span>Skirts

   B.span>Shirts

   C.span>Materials

24.span>What is the problem with the product?

   A.span>Quality

   B.span>Color

   C.span>Quantity