平均旅游英语课件

旅游英语

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Part I

：

Reading---Travel Safety

While

most

trips

will

be

pleasant

and

without

incident,

it

is

a

good

idea

to

do

some

research

and

be

prepared

before

you

leave

home.

Be

attentive

to

basic

preparations

(such

as

copying essential documentation and noting emergency contact information) and ensure that you

are

aware

of

any

risk

of

seasonal

natural

hazards,

seismic

activity,

extreme

weather

patterns,

disease

outbreaks

or

endemic

health

issues,

personal

security

concerns,

or

any

patterns

of

socio-political

instability

in

your

destination.

One

good

place

to

start

your

research

is

with

the

websites of government agencies that report safety, security, and health issues related to travel in a

foreign country.

Just

as

we

travel

to

places

with

different

climates

and

customs,

we

also

travel

to

locations faced with different types of hazards that could interrupt trip plans or have a potential

impact on out health and security. Consequently, it is as important to familiarize ourselves with

basic

knowledge

about

cultural

norms

in

a

country

as

it

is

to

be

aware

of

any

risks

we

may

encounter while traveling. There are many sources that can prepare travelers for potential crisis

event in a destination. Websites, such as news and weather sites and your country

’

s foreign office

website are good places to start.

If

an

event

hits

before

you

leave

for

your

destination,

there

could

be

cancellation

or

postponement of inbound tourism. Check on the status of the event and if required, find out what

the procedures may be in place for altering your schedule.

1.

_____Basic

preparations

include

copying

essential

documentation

and

noting

emergency

contact information.

2.

_____You should try to find out whether there are any patterns of socio-political instability in

your destination.

3._____The

website

of

government

agencies

is

a

good

place

to

find

information

about

safety,

security, and health issues related to travel in a foreign country.

4._____We do not have to know basic knowledge about cultural norms in the destination country.

5._____If an event hits before you leave for your destination, you have to cancel your trip.

Part II: Video Appreciation

1: Make a brief summary of the 5 advice given by the woman according to the video--- Tips

for Travelers

’

Security

2:How to perform the Heimlich Maneuver ( abdominal thrusts)

Abdominal

thrusts

also

known

as

the

Heimlich

Maneuver

can

be

used

to

expel

a

(

)

lodged in a choking victim

’

s

(

)

.

You

will

need

someone

to

call

911,

and

firm

resolve.

Never

practice

the

Heimlich

on

an

infant under a year old or on a non- choking person: you could cause serious injury.

Step 1: Confirm the victim is chocking. If they are

(

)

, they are not choking

yet. So encourage them to continue. Signs of chocking include the universal handsign of clutching

one

’

s

hands

to

the

(

)

,

the

(

)

to

cough

or

speak.

Labored

or

noisy

breathing, luish skin, lips and nails, and

(

)

.

Don

’

t

(

)

a coughing person

(

)

. It doesn

’

t help and can make

them start to choke.

Step

2.

Once

you

determined

the

person

is

choking,

act

quickly

but

calmly.

First,

send

someone to call 911. Step 3, help the victim stand if they are not already on their feet. And stand

behind them with your chest to their back.

Step

4

，

(

)

around

the

victim

’

s

torso,

making

a

(

)

with

your

(dominant)hand and center it against the victim

’

s upper abdomen, thumb

(

)

, above

the navel and below the ribcage, with your other hands over your fist for support.

If you cannot reach around, the victim or she is

(

)

, compress the victim

’

s chest

between the breasts at the breast bone, and make firm

(

)

thrusts.

Step 5, quickly thrust inward and slightly upward with your fist, as if you are trying to lift the

victim off their feet. Causing air to

(

)

their lungs. Don

’

t

(

)

the rib cage

or you could break a bone.

Step 6, repeat the thrusts until the object dislodges, or the victim loses consciousness.

Step

7,

if

the

object

does

not

come

free

and

the

victim

loses

consciousness,

(

)

with CPR until EMTs arrive.

Step

8,

to

perform

a

Heimlich

Maneuver

on

yourself,

leave

your

upper

abdomen

over

a

(

)

surface, such as railing or the back of a chair, and use it to

(

)

strong

upward thrusts.

Did you know? Besides inventing the famous abdominal maneuver. Dr. Henry Heimlich also

invented a chest valve that saved thousands of wounded soldiers in

(

)

.

Part III: Listening Practices

1: Emergency Medicines for Travel

Nothing can ruin a vacation faster than an unexpected (

) or injury. So

before taking your next trip, be sure to (

) a small kit of emergency supplies

and medications in case the unexpected happens.

The most important items to remember to bring with you on any trip are an ample

supply of your (

) medications. With a good supply in hand, you won't have

to worry about getting a (

)

if your luggage is lost or there’s a

(

)

in your returning flight.

(

)

on how your body usually reacts when you’re away from your home

routines,

you

might

want

to

bring

along

some

antacids,

a

laxative,

and/or

anti-diarrheal medication. If you are traveling to an area where traveler's diarrhea is

common,

consider

packing

oral

rehydration

salts.

Drinking

these

salts

mixed

with

clean, bottled water can help offset dehydration (

) by severe diarrhea.

Take along such (

) emergency supplies as bandages, gauze and tape,

eye drops, and antiseptic wipes.

If

you’re

embarking on a more active

vacation,

an

elastic support bandage might come in handy for an unexpected strain or sprain.

Don’t forget

insect repellent and plenty of sunscreen. Though you probably won't

use a vast (

) of your emergency supplies during travel, chances are at least

an item or two will turn out to be (

). And that in itself makes it worth the

space in your luggage.

2. A Car Accident--- Please match the information in column A with that in column B.

Column A

1.

2.

3.

4.

person causing the car accident

damaged part of Sue

’

s car

cause of the accident

reason

for Sue

’

s

saying

to

call the

police

5.

items Jim shows to Sue

A.

B.

C.

D.

Column B

insurance number and ID

Jim

the bumper

Jim

’

s

suddenly

changing

the

lane

without

giving

signals

and

overtaking Sue

’

s car

E.

Jim denies it is her fault