You will listen to a conversation between two people. The woman is reporting about a storm.
Listen to the sample response. Fill in the blank with the word or phrase you hear.

MAN: Good evening, Sandra. You've been from the area hit by last night's storm. Can you tell us how the situation is and what happened?

WOMAN: Good evening, David. The storm was one of the we've seen in this in several years. Heavy rain, winds, and continued for nearly six hours. Wind speeds 120 kilometres per hour, and several neighbourhoods serious .

MAN: That sounds . We've seen pictures of damaged buildings and fallen trees. How much has the storm caused, and which areas were the most?

WOMAN: The worst damage in the eastern part of the city. Strong winds tore roofs off several houses, while falling trees damaged cars and major roads. More than 8,000 homes lost electricity, and some streets are still with water. Repair crews are working to power.

MAN: What about ? Have there been any reports of people being seriously hurt? And are emergency workers still for anyone who might be trapped?

WOMAN: , at least 15 people were injured, mostly by flying objects and broken glass. Three were taken to hospital with serious injuries, but doctors say their conditions are . have checked the most heavily damaged buildings, and fortunately, no deaths have been .

MAN: That's certainly a . We've also heard that hundreds of have been from their homes. Where have these people gone, and when will they be allowed to ?

WOMAN: Approximately 600 residents were evacuated from areas near the river because of water levels. Many are staying at set up in schools and community centres. Officials say people should not return until their neighbourhoods are safe. This could take several .

MAN: I understand that many families have lost important and are to recover. What can the public do to help these people, and is there anything residents should doing?

WOMAN: Local charities are blankets, clothing, bottled water, and non-perishable food. People can also money or at approved relief centres. However, officials are asking everyone to stay away from flooded streets and damaged buildings. More rain is tomorrow, so residents should continue following emergency .

Question 1: How does the reporter the strength of the storm?

Question 2: What did the storm cause in the city?

Question 3: What does the reporter say about the people?

Question 4: Why were hundreds of residents ?

Question 5: What does the reporter say about home?

Question 6: What does the reporter give to the public?

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