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Brazil nightclub fire kills 233 in
          Santa Maria
Label the pictures.



                                      TRAMPLE
                                        (verb)



 Eg.:
 1. Those kids have trampled all over my flowerbed.
 2. Many of the people in the nightclub got trampled.
Use your own words to define the expressions
below.

1.trample someone to death
Eg.: People were trampled to death in the crowd.
    1. to step heavily on somebody/something so that you crush or harm with
    your feet and kill them

2. trample someone/something underfoot
Eg.: 2a. He picked up the child so she wouldnt trampled underfoot.
     2a. To hurt or crush something or someone by walking on them.

    2b. Cindy was tired of being trampled underfoot by her colleagues
    2b. To behave in a cruel or unfair way toward someone or something.


3. trample on/upon someone/something
Eg.: You have no right to trample on peoples feelings!
    3. To behave in a cruel or unfair way toward someone or something.
Label the pictures.




     FIREWORKS        FLAMES
Label the pictures.




                        FIREMEN/
       FIRE           FIREFIGHTERS


                          FIRE TRUCK /
                          FIRE ENGINE
Label the pictures.


                        FIRE EXIT/
                      EMERGENCY EXIT




       FIRE
   EXTINGUISHER
Do you know that fire extinguishers are colour
coded?
Do you happen to know their colour code and
what each colour means?
REMBEMBER TO USE
Should we use any extinguisher for any type of
fire? Back up your answer.



Check your
answer.
Watch the video and say what its about.




       http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-21220308
REMBEMBER TO USE
Has the government pronounced on this tragedy and
on the measures which are to be taken? Support your
answer.


       Watch the video and check your answer.
3 having lost a relative or close friend who has
Eg.: to be overcome by smoke and           recently died
fumes.
                                            7   to keep somebody in a dangerous place or
                                           bad situation that they want to get out of but
Eg.:The death toll has now risen to 200.   cannot
                                             4 a student who has just started his or her
Eg.: recently bereaved families            first term at a university

                                            8      to put your foot down while you are
Eg.: the freshers ball                    stepping or walking.

Eg.: Mark grabbed Phil by the arm.           2 the number of people killed in an accident, a
                                            war, a disaster, etc.

Eg.: Sam jumped into the river and             6 to pull something or someone along with
dragged Ann to safety.                      difficulty, for example because they are heavy

Eg.: They became trapped in the               1 smoke, gas, or something similar that smells
burning building.                           strongly or is dangerous to breathe in

                                             5 to take hold of sb/sth in a rough or rude
Eg.: Ouch! You trod on my toe! (Esp.        way.
BrE)
Read the BBC article about the nightclub fire and
say what new information was provided.




   http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-21220308?print=true
REMBEMBER TO USE
Should you be in charge of offering your
condolences to the victims families on
their tragic loss, what would you have
said?
Have you ever been in a similar
situation?
Share your views with your partner.
As far as youre able to judge, whos to blame
for the fire which took place in a nightclub in
Santa Maria on Sunday, January 27th, 2013?
Back up your answer.
What should be done to avoid so many casualties ?




                  PAIR WORK

Authorities have asked you to write down the
measures which should be taken to prevent a
similar tragedy from happening.
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Brazil nightclub fire kills 233 in santa maria

  • 1. Brazil nightclub fire kills 233 in Santa Maria
  • 2. Label the pictures. TRAMPLE (verb) Eg.: 1. Those kids have trampled all over my flowerbed. 2. Many of the people in the nightclub got trampled.
  • 3. Use your own words to define the expressions below. 1.trample someone to death Eg.: People were trampled to death in the crowd. 1. to step heavily on somebody/something so that you crush or harm with your feet and kill them 2. trample someone/something underfoot Eg.: 2a. He picked up the child so she wouldnt trampled underfoot. 2a. To hurt or crush something or someone by walking on them. 2b. Cindy was tired of being trampled underfoot by her colleagues 2b. To behave in a cruel or unfair way toward someone or something. 3. trample on/upon someone/something Eg.: You have no right to trample on peoples feelings! 3. To behave in a cruel or unfair way toward someone or something.
  • 4. Label the pictures. FIREWORKS FLAMES
  • 5. Label the pictures. FIREMEN/ FIRE FIREFIGHTERS FIRE TRUCK / FIRE ENGINE
  • 6. Label the pictures. FIRE EXIT/ EMERGENCY EXIT FIRE EXTINGUISHER
  • 7. Do you know that fire extinguishers are colour coded? Do you happen to know their colour code and what each colour means?
  • 9. Should we use any extinguisher for any type of fire? Back up your answer. Check your answer.
  • 10. Watch the video and say what its about. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-21220308
  • 12. Has the government pronounced on this tragedy and on the measures which are to be taken? Support your answer. Watch the video and check your answer.
  • 13. 3 having lost a relative or close friend who has Eg.: to be overcome by smoke and recently died fumes. 7 to keep somebody in a dangerous place or bad situation that they want to get out of but Eg.:The death toll has now risen to 200. cannot 4 a student who has just started his or her Eg.: recently bereaved families first term at a university 8 to put your foot down while you are Eg.: the freshers ball stepping or walking. Eg.: Mark grabbed Phil by the arm. 2 the number of people killed in an accident, a war, a disaster, etc. Eg.: Sam jumped into the river and 6 to pull something or someone along with dragged Ann to safety. difficulty, for example because they are heavy Eg.: They became trapped in the 1 smoke, gas, or something similar that smells burning building. strongly or is dangerous to breathe in 5 to take hold of sb/sth in a rough or rude Eg.: Ouch! You trod on my toe! (Esp. way. BrE)
  • 14. Read the BBC article about the nightclub fire and say what new information was provided. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-21220308?print=true
  • 16. Should you be in charge of offering your condolences to the victims families on their tragic loss, what would you have said?
  • 17. Have you ever been in a similar situation? Share your views with your partner.
  • 18. As far as youre able to judge, whos to blame for the fire which took place in a nightclub in Santa Maria on Sunday, January 27th, 2013? Back up your answer.
  • 19. What should be done to avoid so many casualties ? PAIR WORK Authorities have asked you to write down the measures which should be taken to prevent a similar tragedy from happening.