Civil Defence Quiz

1. What is the aim of conducting civil defence mock drills?

• A) to create chaos and panic

• B) to reduce panic, avoid chaos, and save lives

• C) to demonstrate military strength

• D) to promote nationalism

2. What should you do during mock drill when sirens sound or blackout measures are implemented?

• A)Obstruct emergency vehicles

• B)Panic and run

• C)Share rumors on social media

• D)Stay calm and follow instructions

3. Whose instructions should you follow during a mock drill?

• A) Friends and family

• B) Police, civil defense personnel, or volunteers

• C) Social media influencers

• D) Local politicians

4. What basic supplies should you keep ready during a war drill?

• A) Water, flashlights, and basic medical supplies

• B) Food, blankets, and entertainment

• C) Electronics, books, and games

• D) None of the above

5. How should you stay informed during a war drill?

• A) Through social media

• B) Through radio, television, or internet

• C) Through rumors and word of mouth

• D) Through none of the above

6. What should you avoid doing during a war drill?

• A) Staying calm and following instructions

• B)Listening to official updates

• C) Keeping basic supplies ready

• D)Panicking and spreading misinformation

7. What should you not share on social media during a war drill?

• A) Official updates

• B) Photos of your family

• C)Rumors and unverified news

• D)None of the above

8. Why is it important to practice emergency drills?

• A)To test response mechanisms

• B)To promote public awareness

• C)To provide financial assistance

• D)To create panic

9. Why are lighting restrictions implemented during a blackout drill?

• A) To conserve energy

• B) To create a festive atmosphere

• C)To promote street vendors

• D)To make it difficult for enemy aircraft to navigate

10. What is the purpose of assessing the outcome of the civil defence mock drill?

• A) To create panic

• B) To make improvements if needed

• C) To demonstrate military strength

• D) To promote tourism