Injury Prevention Quiz

A flammable material may catch fire due to a...

• Spark

• Falling off of something

• Open Flame

• Burning object

An electrical overload is described as....

• An electronic device has been on for too long

• Multiple electronics are stacked on top of one another

• a dangerous situation in which too much electric current flows along a single current.

• When an electronic device has been on for too long

What are some common causes of fires in the homes?

• Careless Cooking

• Fires in homes are not common

• Careless Smoking

• Gas Leaks

Match the following causes of fires in homes.

• Can leak and catch fire

• Careless Smoking

• Paint, oils, chemicals, and newspapers

• Damaged electrical systems

• Shredded wires or torn cords

• Gas Leaks

• Caused from spattered grease.

• Careless Cooking

• Caused by unattended cigarettes.

• Incorrect storage of flammable items

How many smoke alarms should you have in your house?

• 1

• 2

• One on each level

• None. They aren't important.

How often should you test the smoke alarms in your house?

• Once a week

• Once a month

• Once a year

• Every 6 months

What is the first piece of information you should give when calling 911?

• Your name

• The emergency

• Your phone number

• Your location/address

You should never throw water on a fire that involves..

• Grease

• Oil

• Electricity

• Cloth

Most falls in the home take place in the...

• Basement

• Kitchen

• Bathroom

• On the Stairs

Every home should have a ___________ to help put out fires safely.