Safety and Security Quiz, ET-6 Cap-10

A cellular phone allows you to make calls:

• a) only from your home

• b) only from a specific location (landline)

• c) from many different places

• d) silently without anyone noticing

When traveling in a crowded place, it's important to:

• a) leave your valuables at home

• b) keep your belongings close and secure

• c) trust everyone you meet

• d) draw attention to yourself with flashy jewelry

"E-money" refers to:

• a) coins and paper bills

• b) money earned electronically (e.g., online work)

• c) a specific brand of credit card

• d) digital currency like Bitcoin

A "purse snatcher" steals:

• a) wallets from pockets

• b) jewelry from ears

• c) handbags from shoulders

• d) phones from cars

You might keep your credit cards and cash in your:

• a) cellular phone case

• b) e-money app on your phone

• c) stylish new scarf

• d) wallet specifically designed for them

A "crowded" place would be:

• a) empty and spacious

• b) full of people with little space

• c) well-organized and quiet

• d) brightly lit and colorful

A pickpocket and a purse snatcher are both:

• a) lost and confused tourists

• b) helpful strangers offering directions

• c) law enforcement officers on patrol

• d) people who steal belongings from others

If someone looks "suspicious-looking," they might:

• a) be lost and need help

• b) be blending in with the crowd

• c) be acting nervous or secretive

• d) be wearing a brightly colored outfit

A pickpocket might target your:

• a) backpack hanging on a chair

• b) wallet tucked securely in your pocket

• c) hat resting on the table

• d) keys jingling in your hand

You should "watch out for" someone who is:

• a) friendly and helpful

• b) acting suspiciously

• c) wearing bright clothing

• d) lost and asking for directions