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**Two Distinct Lesson Segments**
1. **Initial Segment (0:00 - 6:30)**
* A classroom scene where a student asks a teacher for help with a "love elixir" formula to attract a classmate (#6).
* The teacher jokingly guides the student through a mock chemistry experiment to create the elixir, with a 30-minute time constraint to achieve the desired effect (a kiss).
2. **Safety Lesson Segment (6:30 - end)**
* The lesson shifts to a discussion on safety, specifically how to protect oneself from wild animal (mainly dog) attacks.
* The teacher provides guidelines:
+ Avoid eye contact with stray dogs
+ Remain calm
+ Mimic throwing a stone to scare the dog away
+ Give the dog space to retreat
+ Procedures for when a dog bites (cleaning the wound, seeking help)
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and excluding opinions:
**Classroom Setting**
1. A lesson is being conducted in a classroom setting.
2. The lesson has a time limit, with warnings given for the remaining time (e.g., 15 minutes left).
**Initial Lesson (Before Animal Attack Discussion)**
3. Students were initially rewriting formulas for their next lesson.
4. Homework number 6 was assigned.
5. A student requested help with a personal matter involving an "elixir of love".
**Elixir of Love (Chemical Experiment)**
6. Ingredients for the "elixir" included H2O, calcium carbonate, copper sulfate, glucose, and sodium chloride.
7. The mixture was supposed to be effective for 30 minutes, after which a specific action (kissing) would make the effect last a lifetime.
**Lesson on Protecting Against Animal Attacks**
8. The lesson topic shifted to protecting oneself against wild animal attacks, specifically stray dog encounters.
9. Attacks by stray dogs on people, especially children, have become more frequent.
**Safety Instructions**
10. If encountering a dog without a muzzle or owner, do not look the dog in the eyes.
11. Remain calm and do not run away.
12. Pretend to throw a stone at the dog to scare it away (if possible).
13. Give the dog a chance to run away without attacking it.
14. When walking, it's safer to be with a group, especially with boys who can provide protection.
15. Do not approach or pet unknown dogs, even if they appear cute.
16. If a dog bites, call for help if possible.
17. If alone with a non-serious wound, go home, wash with laundry soap, and inform parents or call an ambulance.
18. For serious, heavily bleeding wounds, apply a tight bandage above the wound and seek an ambulance promptly.
**Miscellaneous**
19. A device mentioned can deter dogs with an ultrasound level sound, but it's expensive.
20. Students were asked to summarize the safety instructions in their notebooks.