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B(2024·广东东莞·八下期末改编)
First Aid Course(急救课程) for Students
Students may have accidents at school. About 400,000 students get hurt in the UK every year. According to the Red Cross, only 25% of students know first aid skills. Most students feel nervous when they face accidents. It's very important for more students to take a first aid course. In this way, they will be prepared when accidents happen. If parents can only teach children one thing about first aid, they should teach them how to stay cool first. Things will get worse if they are too scared.
Although students can learn the 20 - hour first aid course online, it is much better to take the face - to - face course. William, a doctor from the Red Cross in the UK, said students must take a face - to - face course for at least 6 hours.
Here are three tips from the first aid course.
* How to deal with burns
Children should be careful when using fire. If they get burnt, they should cool the burn with running water or ice first. Then put some medicine on it. After that, bandage the burn.
* How to deal with small cuts
Clean the cut and put a bandage on it. If the blood doesn't stop, press the cut until it stops. When bleeding stops, put a new clean bandage on it.
* How to deal with fracture(骨折)
Don't move the person. Go and look for adults or call 120 for help. Before helpers come, keep talking to the person to cheer him or her up.
24. Which chart shows the number of the students who know first aid skills?

25. Which first aid course may William tell a student to take?
A. An online course for 18 hours.
B. An online course for 10 hours.
C. A face - to - face course for 8 hours.
D. A face - to - face course for 4 hours.
26. What is the first step if children get cut?
A. Cleaning the cut.
B. Cooling the cut.
C. Bandaging the cut.
D. Putting medicine on the cut.
27. What is the purpose of the passage?
A. To tell the number of first aid course.
B. To introduce the Red Cross.
C. To tell the difficulty of first aid course.
D. To tell the importance of first aid course.
First Aid Course(急救课程) for Students
Students may have accidents at school. About 400,000 students get hurt in the UK every year. According to the Red Cross, only 25% of students know first aid skills. Most students feel nervous when they face accidents. It's very important for more students to take a first aid course. In this way, they will be prepared when accidents happen. If parents can only teach children one thing about first aid, they should teach them how to stay cool first. Things will get worse if they are too scared.
Although students can learn the 20 - hour first aid course online, it is much better to take the face - to - face course. William, a doctor from the Red Cross in the UK, said students must take a face - to - face course for at least 6 hours.
Here are three tips from the first aid course.
* How to deal with burns
Children should be careful when using fire. If they get burnt, they should cool the burn with running water or ice first. Then put some medicine on it. After that, bandage the burn.
* How to deal with small cuts
Clean the cut and put a bandage on it. If the blood doesn't stop, press the cut until it stops. When bleeding stops, put a new clean bandage on it.
* How to deal with fracture(骨折)
Don't move the person. Go and look for adults or call 120 for help. Before helpers come, keep talking to the person to cheer him or her up.
24. Which chart shows the number of the students who know first aid skills?
25. Which first aid course may William tell a student to take?
A. An online course for 18 hours.
B. An online course for 10 hours.
C. A face - to - face course for 8 hours.
D. A face - to - face course for 4 hours.
26. What is the first step if children get cut?
A. Cleaning the cut.
B. Cooling the cut.
C. Bandaging the cut.
D. Putting medicine on the cut.
27. What is the purpose of the passage?
A. To tell the number of first aid course.
B. To introduce the Red Cross.
C. To tell the difficulty of first aid course.
D. To tell the importance of first aid course.
答案:
C
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C(2024·广东河源·八下期末改编)
One of your classmates is suddenly having a nosebleed. What can you do at this moment? If you know some first aid skills, you can ask him or her to sit down and press the sides of his or her nose after putting his or her head down. If the bleeding doesn't stop after five or six minutes, find your teacher for help. Learning first aid skills is beneficial, because it can help you save someone's life in dangerous situations.
However, in China, fewer than one percent of adults have first aid skills. So the Ministry of Education(MOE) has asked all schools in China to teach students first aid skills, including CPR training. Then how does CPR help? CPR is a lifesaving skill used in many dangerous situations when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped. If you do CPR correctly within the first four to six minutes, the person who is in danger may remain alive. Even when you're unsure how to do CPR, it's always better to try than to do nothing. The difference between doing something and doing nothing could save someone's life. _______.
A survey from the Development Research Center of the State Council shows that 64.6% of schools already have these classes. However, the results are not good. We hope the results in the future will be better if students take it seriously.
28. What does the underlined word “beneficial” in Paragraph 1 mean?
A. Terrible.
B. Useful.
C. Interesting.
D. Meaningless.
29. Which is the best sentence to fill in the blank “_______” in Paragraph 2?
A. Students should make a good decision
B. It's necessary for students to learn CPR
C. It's better to do CPR quickly than to ask for help
D. Students must remember life is the most important
30. The first aid training classes _______.
A. have changed the world
B. have brought great help to students
C. will have to stop in the future
D. haven't achieved a complete success
31. What is the passage mainly about?
A. The importance of first aid skills.
B. The bright future for first aid workers.
C. The best time of doing first aid.
D. The way to solve dangerous problems.
One of your classmates is suddenly having a nosebleed. What can you do at this moment? If you know some first aid skills, you can ask him or her to sit down and press the sides of his or her nose after putting his or her head down. If the bleeding doesn't stop after five or six minutes, find your teacher for help. Learning first aid skills is beneficial, because it can help you save someone's life in dangerous situations.
However, in China, fewer than one percent of adults have first aid skills. So the Ministry of Education(MOE) has asked all schools in China to teach students first aid skills, including CPR training. Then how does CPR help? CPR is a lifesaving skill used in many dangerous situations when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped. If you do CPR correctly within the first four to six minutes, the person who is in danger may remain alive. Even when you're unsure how to do CPR, it's always better to try than to do nothing. The difference between doing something and doing nothing could save someone's life. _______.
A survey from the Development Research Center of the State Council shows that 64.6% of schools already have these classes. However, the results are not good. We hope the results in the future will be better if students take it seriously.
28. What does the underlined word “beneficial” in Paragraph 1 mean?
A. Terrible.
B. Useful.
C. Interesting.
D. Meaningless.
29. Which is the best sentence to fill in the blank “_______” in Paragraph 2?
A. Students should make a good decision
B. It's necessary for students to learn CPR
C. It's better to do CPR quickly than to ask for help
D. Students must remember life is the most important
30. The first aid training classes _______.
A. have changed the world
B. have brought great help to students
C. will have to stop in the future
D. haven't achieved a complete success
31. What is the passage mainly about?
A. The importance of first aid skills.
B. The bright future for first aid workers.
C. The best time of doing first aid.
D. The way to solve dangerous problems.
答案:
B
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