Exercise 1 An Interviews of Japanese atomic bombsurvivorDirections: Choose the best answer to each question.What was the damage of the Hiroshima nuclear explosion?

A. It destroyed candy floss.
B. It burned tens of thousands of people alive.
C. It burned hundreds of thousands of people alive.
D. It burned 29,000 people alive.

According to the survivor, which of the following is not true about the survivors of the atomic explosion?

A. Their faces burned and swollen.
B. They were thirsty.
C. Their skin was peeling off
D. They were in rags.

How did US media cover the nuclear explosion at that time?

A. They only described the physical damage to the city.
B. They only described the mental damage to the victims.
C. They described both the physical and mental damage to the victims.
D. They reported thousands of deaths from burns and radiation.

When was this color footage of victims classified?

A. 1946
B. 1955
C. 1980s.
D. 1980.

What’s the death toll of the nuclear bomb explosion in Hiroshima?

A. 1Between100,000 and 115,000.
Between100,000 and 150,000.
C. Between100,000 and 500, 000.
D. Between 100,000 and 550,000.

Exercise 2Directions: Please completeoneof the following three gap-filling tasks .A. The Iran Nuclear DealFive main areasWhat should Iran do?1.Iran’s1Iran should give up 97% of its2 .2.Uranium enrichmentIran can still enrich uranium3 .3.4Iran has to give up5 of its centrifuges.Itcan keep 1000 more for6 .4.Inspections7 will be allowed to monitor nuclear and other sites.Iran can challenge8 .What does Iran get for acceptingall of this?5.9Many energy economic and financial sanctions against Iran will be10 .It’s expected to massively11 , increase trade and 12 into the country.The significanceA major13 between Iran and the West.The opponents’ worriesIt will increase14 of organizations like Hezbollah and the Assad regime.It will allow Iran to move back to the brink of15 without paying any price.

Exercise 3Directions: Please supply the missing information with the words you hear.B. CanYou Survive Nuclear Fallout?VocabularyFallout(核爆炸后的)沉降物nuclear fission 核裂变 nucleus (原子)核 nuclei 原子核（复数）neutron中子 decimate大批杀害 ionizing radiation 电离辐射Nuclear fissionDefinition:An atom’s1 is split in two.Theneutronsproduced by one fission2additionalnuclei.Power：These chain reactions canproduce a range of3.An explosion equivalent to10,000 tons of TNT is capable of4a few city blocks.Survival tipsThe best way is5insidea sturdybuilding.6is especially important if the fireball occurs close to the earth.FalloutIt’s the most dangerouslong-termeffectof a7Radioactive particles emit8Radiation results includecell damage,9,radiation sickness,cancer, and even death.Radiation is reduced as ittravels through10.Protection11of steel, concrete, and packed earth can offer seriousprotection.Stayinginside for 24 hours could greatly12of avoiding the radiation effects.Makingideal shelters undergroundor in the middle of high-risebuildings.Removing shoes and13, washing any14, and store the contaminated clothing far away.15for more information from first responders.