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Nov. 9 is National Fire Safety Day. Here are some tips for you in case a fire breaks out.
When you smell smoke or see fire, shout “Fire” as 1. l as you can. Get help from your parents or call 119. Give them your location, and follow their instructions. Do not try to put out the fire 2. y.
Get out of the room as soon as possible. Don't try to take anything with you. A fire can 3. b wild in a few seconds. If there is a lot of smoke in your room, keep your head and body close to the floor. There is 4. l smoke lower down, so it's easier to breathe and see 5. w you are going. If the door is really hot, do not open it. Try to find a different way out. Don't 6. u the lift during a fire. Always use the stairs. The lift may stop working, and you could get trapped 7. i it.
If your clothes catch fire, don't run, because 8. m around will make the fire even bigger. Drop to the ground, and then roll(翻滚) from side to side to 9. p out the fire.
Finally, remember to 10. s calm no matter what happens. This will help you to make smart decisions in an emergency(紧急情况).

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Shanghai's public libraries welcomed a total of about 304,000 young readers last year, according to a yearly report before 2025 World Book Day. 1. A them, there were young readers from 49 countries and areas, said the report.
Those readers were aged 16 or younger, and children between 5 and 14 made up 2. n 90 percent of the total readership. Those between 7 and 9 made up the 3. h percentage for recent three years. Moreover, there was a sharp rise in the proportion(比例) of readers 4. u the age of 2.
Interestingly, more than 3,700 young readers 5. d to go into one of the libraries around the city on their birthdays last year, starting a new year with the joy of reading.
As for book borrowing habits, the total number of children's books 6. r 15 million in Shanghai in 2024, marking a 25 - percent increase from last year.
Literature works became the most 7. p type, followed by art, culture, science, education and sports - related books. There was also a noticeable rise in science - related books about mathematics, physics and 8. c last year.
In 2024, 157 child - friendly reading spaces were newly opened across the city and 9. p more reading places for teenagers. For example, the downtown part of the Shanghai Children's Library recently reopened to the public after improving its 10. s and environment. The main building now has different kinds of reading spaces, housing lots of reading materials.