Safety Inside and Outside Home Quiz

What should you do in case of a fire inside your home?

• Take a nap

• Start cooking dinner

• In case of a fire inside your home, you should immediately evacuate the premises, call the fire department, and use a fire extinguisher if safe to do so.

• Ignore the fire and continue watching TV

What is the safest way to cross the street outside your home?

• Cross the street while looking at your phone

• Run across the street as fast as you can

• Cross the street without checking for oncoming traffic

• The safest way to cross the street outside your home is to use a designated crosswalk, look both ways before crossing, and wait for the signal if there is a traffic light.

What should you do if a stranger comes to your door when you're home alone?

• Call a trusted adult or the police for help and do not open the door for the stranger.

• Invite the stranger in and offer them a drink

• Pretend you're not home and stay quiet

• Open the door and talk to the stranger

What is the best way to prevent accidents inside your home?

• Leaving sharp objects scattered around the house

• Not using non-slip mats in the bathroom

• The best way to prevent accidents inside your home is to keep the floors clear of clutter, use non-slip mats in the bathroom, install handrails on stairs, and keep potentially dangerous items out of reach of children.

• Encouraging children to play with potentially dangerous items

What should you do if you see a suspicious person outside your home?

• Call the police and avoid confronting the person yourself.

• Approach the person and ask them what they are doing

• Confront the person and ask them to leave

• Ignore the person and hope they go away

What is the safest way to handle sharp objects inside your home?

• Leave them scattered around the house

• Store them in an easily accessible place

• Use them without paying attention

• The safest way to handle sharp objects inside your home is to store them in a secure place, such as a locked cabinet or drawer, and to always use them with caution and mindfulness.