Whatifthereisafirewhereyoulive?Herearesometips.Ifyou’reinaroomwiththedoorclosedandyoucan’tseeanysmokearoundthedooryoucanopenthedoorcarefullyandslowly.71.Ifthereisnosmokeorheat

　　Whatifthereisafirewhereyoulive?Herearesometips.

　　Ifyou’reinaroomwiththedoorclosedandyoucan’tseeanysmokearoundthedooryoucanopenthedoorcarefullyandslowly. 71 . Ifthereisnosmokeorheatgotowardyourescaperouteexit.

　　Ifyoucanseesmokeinthehousestaylowtothegroundasyoumakeyourwaytotheexit. 72 Smokenaturallyrises.You’llbreathelesssmokeifyoustayclosetotheground.

　　73 Alsoaskyourparentsifwindowswouldbepossibleescaperoutes.Learnhowtounlockthewindowsopenthemandremovethescreenifnecessary. 74 Lotsofkidsareinjuredbecausetheyfalloutwindows.

　　75 Butifthereisafireyouhavetoleavethembehind.Themostimportantthingisthatyougetoutsafely.It’salsoimportanttoknowthatyoushouldn’tstayinthehouseanylonger.Someoneelsecanmakethefirealarmcallfromoutside.Onceyou’reoutdonotgobackinforthethingsevenpets.Youcantellthefirerescuepeopleaboutthepetsthatwereleftbehindandtheymaybeabletohelp.

　　A.Makesureyoudothisonlyinanemergency!

　　B.It’snormaltoworryaboutyourpetsorfavoritetoys.

　　C.Neverbetooconcernedaboutyourpetsorfavoritetoys.

　　D.Leavingtheroomfortheoutsideshouldbeyourfirstchoicewhenthereisafire.

　　E.Inafiresmokeandpoisonousgaseshurtmorepeoplethantheactualflamesdo.

　　F.Exitingthroughadoorthatleadsoutsideshouldbeyourfirstchoiceasanescaperoute.

　　G.Ifyoufeelaburstofheatorsmokepoursintotheroomwhenopeningthedoorquicklyshutit.