Work in pairs. Put a tick mark at the end of the phrases describing those who need to be rescued.
A man stuck in a building on fire.
True. A man stuck in a burning building is in danger and needs to be rescued.
A woman buying vegetables in the market.
False. A woman buying vegetables is doing a normal activity and does not need rescue.
A dog who has hurt its leg.
True. A dog with a hurt leg is injured and needs help or rescue.
A tree being cut down in a forest.
True. A tree being cut down needs to be saved or rescued from destruction.
Explanation
(a) A person trapped in a burning building is in immediate danger and requires rescue by firefighters. (b) Buying vegetables is a routine daily activity that does not involve danger or distress. (c) An injured animal needs assistance and care, which is a form of rescue. (d) Trees facing destruction can be rescued through conservation efforts.