Question

2) 8. Work with your partner or in a small group. Discuss together if the situations below are dangerous or not. What advice can you give to children who are in these situations? 1) A nice-looking man comes to you in the park and asks to help him to find his dog . 2) A woman who lives not very far from you, but who you don't know very well, invites you into her house for some tea and cakes. 3)You go home after your school. The weather is very bad. A stranger offers to give you a ride home by his car. 4) You're walking home from your friend's house. A car stops near you and a stranger asks you to give him directions. 5) A person you know says or does something that makes you fee uncomfortable. Помогите пожалуйста

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) I think it can be a dangerous situation. You never know how a stranger prefer to do. May be he ever hasn`t got a dog. In this case the stranger just need a reason for you to going with him. He can be a murderer or even a maniac. And in this case you`ll die if you go with him. :)

I can recommend to children who  are in this situation, don`t have a panic firstly. You can`t show this stranger you are scared or even just nervous. Keep calm and say, you have a lot of businesses. Look around for any people. If you can see them, go to them. In another case be calm and just go away. If the stranger starts to stop you any ways, scream. Try to be more noisy for other people look on you and see the man who trying stop you. Then go away to the place with a crowd of people.

2) It can be dangerous situation. If it isn't any big reason for her to invite you for a tea, be careful. Who knows what she prefer to add in tea. Aspecially for you. You can go to her house, but tell about it to your parents. May be they know her well. In another case it`s no way they let you visit her.

It can be advice: ask your parents about your neighbours and their reason for can invite you to theirs. Always tell to your parents if you plan visit somebody.

3) No, no way, never. There`s no any case for you to agree with this offer. Of course it`s a very dangerous situation. Who know what can they do with you? Yes, you have a little - very little - chance they really want to give you a ride home. But... There are more chances for you to be kidnapped or even killed. Seriosly, who will want to give a random kid a ride? It`s look very strange in any cases.

As an advise I can recommend you don`t answer that people. Go into the people crowd, be more notable for others. Strangers can`t kidnap you if there are a lot of people who see you. If they trying to force you sit into their car, you must scream. Be VERY notable for other people. In that case they can see something is wrong and try to help you.

4) It can be dangerous. But also it can be a normal situation. It really can be just a stranger who don`t know the way. Anyway also it can be a maniac who kidnap children.

You can answer him, but not sit into his car. No way. If he start to ask you for this, go away. May be even you must run away. Scream about the stranger who try to take you away with his car. It`ll be the best way if you can go to any children`s yard or supermarket. When you`ll be in a crowd, phone your parents. Tell them about the situation and ask them take you away.

5) I don`t think there are a lot of chances for this situation to be dangerous. You know this person, so, you must know about him not a little. Ask him about the reason for his words or doing. May be he just don`t be careful with it. Talk with him, make the situation more clear.

But if you feel in dangerous, ask someone to help you.

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Answer 2

1) A nice-looking man comes to you in the park and asks for help to find his dog. This situation can be potentially dangerous. It is important for children to understand that they should not trust strangers, even if they seem nice or friendly. The advice to give to children in this situation is to politely decline and inform a trusted adult, such as a parent or teacher, about the situation.

2) A woman who lives not very far from you, but who you don't know very well, invites you into her house for some tea and cakes. This situation can also be dangerous. Children should be cautious about going to someone's house whom they do not know well. The advice to give to children is to politely decline the invitation and inform a trusted adult about the situation. They should also avoid going to someone's house without the permission and knowledge of their parents or guardians.

3) You go home after your school. The weather is very bad. A stranger offers to give you a ride home by his car. This situation is potentially dangerous. Children should be aware that accepting rides from strangers is not safe. The advice to give to children is to politely decline the offer and seek help from a trusted adult, such as a teacher or a security guard. They should also be encouraged to have a plan in place for such situations, like knowing the contact information of a trusted adult who can pick them up in case of bad weather or emergencies.

4) You're walking home from your friend's house. A car stops near you and a stranger asks you to give him directions. This situation can be potentially dangerous. Children should be cautious about interacting with strangers, especially when they are alone. The advice to give to children is to keep a safe distance from the car and politely decline to give directions. They should also inform a trusted adult about the encounter and provide a description of the car and the stranger if possible.

5) A person you know says or does something that makes you feel uncomfortable. This situation may not be immediately dangerous, but it is important for children to recognize and trust their instincts when they feel uncomfortable. The advice to give to children is to assertively express their feelings and boundaries to the person, and if necessary, remove themselves from the situation. They should also inform a trusted adult about what happened, so that appropriate actions can be taken to ensure their safety and well-being.