Electrical Safety Awareness

What should you do if you see a frayed power cord?

• Wrap the frayed area with tape

• Ignore the frayed cord and continue using it

• Stop using the frayed power cord, unplug it, and replace it with a new one.

• Cut off the frayed part and use it as is

Why is it important to never overload electrical outlets?

• To prevent overheating, short circuits, and electrical fires.

• To create a light show

• To increase the outlet's lifespan

• To save energy

How can you prevent electrical fires in your home?

• Use damaged extension cords

• Water electrical appliances

• Cover electrical outlets with tape

• Avoid overloading outlets, regularly check for frayed wires, use surge protectors, keep flammable materials away from electrical appliances, and unplug devices when not in use.

Why should you never touch electrical appliances with wet hands?

• To increase the risk of electric shock

• To avoid the risk of electric shock due to water being a good conductor of electricity.

• To clean the appliance better

• To save time

What is the safest way to unplug an appliance from an outlet?

• Use a metal object to pry the plug out of the outlet

• Firmly grasp the plug itself, not the cord, and pull it straight out of the outlet.

• Twist the plug while pulling it out of the outlet

• Yank the cord forcefully to unplug the appliance

Why is it important to keep flammable materials away from electrical outlets?

• To improve Wi-Fi signal strength

• To attract insects

• To prevent the risk of fire hazards.

• To make the room look more cluttered

What should you do if you experience a power outage during a storm?

• Start a fire indoors to keep warm

• Use a generator inside your home

• Follow safety precautions, unplug electronic devices, use flashlights instead of candles, and stay informed with a battery-powered radio.

• Open windows during the storm

Why should you never try to repair a broken electrical appliance yourself?

• Because it's a fun challenge

• To save money on professional repairs

• To impress friends with your skills

• Attempting to repair electrical appliances without proper knowledge and training can be dangerous and may cause harm.

How can you ensure that your electrical cords are not a tripping hazard?

• Spray the cords with slippery oil

• Tie the cords into knots for added security

• Use banana peels to cover the cords

• Use cord covers, secure cords along baseboards or walls, avoid running cords across walkways, and use power strips with built-in cord management.

What should you do if you smell something burning near an electrical outlet?

• Ignore the smell and continue using the outlet

• Cover the outlet with tape

• Pour water on the outlet

• Unplug any devices from the outlet and have it inspected by a professional electrician.