1. What is the writer trying to do in this text?
A explain the dangers of snakes.
B advise against walking in the countryside.
C warn about certain venomous snakes.
D offer information about snake bites.
2. The writer advises against sucking the venom because …
A it tastes awful.
B it is risky.
C it will hurt more.
D it will kill you.
3. According to the writer, poison ...
A is usually breathed in.
B has to be injected.
C is not the same as venom.
D is less dangerous than venom.
4. If bitten by a snake, you should ...
A run to the nearest place for help.
B not move at all.
C try to keep cool.
D sit and decide if it was a dangerous snake.
5. Which would be the best advice leaflet for snakebites?
A ATTENTION WALKERS - Based on worldwide data, millions die of snakebites
yearly! Take your snake bite kit with you. Be safe!
B SAFE NOT SORRY - If you like walking or are travelling abroad, GET
INFORMATION on snake species. Be careful and be find out emergency contact
information.
C WORRIED ABOUT SNAKES? Read here about how to treat your own snakebites!
Very few people die from bites if they follow this treatment. Follow it step by step. What
Makes You Special?
D ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SNAKES Snake venom travels slowly so keep
calm. Only if you think it is a dangerous snake, move as fast as you can to get help.
Read more about snakes here!