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In paragraph 1, we are told that 10 years ago, Dr Wu
1. would fight the disaster alone.
2. did not have to plan for her holiday.
3. had to write a plan for her task.
4. would have to discontinue her holiday.
In line 4, ‘traumatized’ means
1. shocked
2. cheated
3. touched
4. dramatised
In line 9, ‘distraught’ means
1. injured
2. innocent
3. ignorant
4. upset
Dr Wu thanked the progress of Hong Kong in
1. hiring more people.
2. offering assistance after a trauma.
3. mobile phone service.
4. hotline counselling service.
In the past, post trauma helps were given only to
1. body injuries
2. school accidents
3. mental disorders
4. psychological needs
The word ‘that’ in line 17 refers to
1. the dead body.
2. the service after Lan Kwai Fong incident.
3. the tragedy.
4. the scene at Lan Kwan Fong.
Dr Wu felt helpless in the Lan Kwai Fong incident because
1. she had to work alone.
2. she had no mobile phone.
3. no one rang in.
4. they could only serve one client at a time.
They went to all the shops in Lan Kwai Fong in 1990 in the hope of finding people who
1. listened to them.
2. did not know how to cope with stress.
3. were not drunk.
4. experienced post-traumatic stress.
In line 21, ‘debriefings’ means
1. small talks.
2. explanation of completed task.
3. social gatherings.
4. sharing sessions.
Nobody asked for help because
1. nobody had experienced stress.
2. people knew how to look after themselves.
3. people did not know what it meant by stress.
4. people were too shy to tell others.
They formed the Critical Incident Team because people did not know about
1. their mental well being.
2. their physical well being.
3. the Hong Kong Psychological Society.
4. the survivors of Lan Kwai Fong.
The Critical Incident Team services were no longer required because
1. there was no more civil disaster.
2. the services the team provided were inadequate.
3. the government provided similar services.
4. the team lacks support from the government.
The fact that they did not need to organize hotlines shows that people
1. like to talk with others face to face.
2. do not like to make phone call.
3. dare to speak out their feeling openly.
4. expect government to meet their mental needs.
The word such in line 44 refers to the prejudice towards people seeking help from
1. surgical doctor
2. psychologists
3. strangers
4. teachers