In Case of Emergency – Practice Round

You're on vacation and smell smoke. A local says, "There’s a wildfire nearby."

What should you do first?

• a) Go for a hike in the forest

• b) Light a campfire

• c) Stay informed and prepare to evacuate

• d) Drive toward the smoke

You hear someone say, "I can’t breathe."

What is the most appropriate response?

• a) Offer them a bottle of water
  

• b) Call an ambulance immediately

• c) Ask them to calm down and sit quietly

• d) Take them to the police station

You’re at the airport and realize, "I lost my passport."

What should you do?

• a) Try to board the flight anyway

• b) Leave the airport and go home

• c) Report it and contact your embassy

• d) Wait and hope someone finds it

Your rental car suddenly stops on a remote road. You say, "The car broke down."

What should you do next?

• a) Leave the car and walk

• b) Call roadside assistance

• c) Open the hood and start pulling wires

• d) Ignore it and keep driving

A weather alert on your phone says, "The storm knocked down trees and power lines."

What does this alert mean?

• a) It's safe to go outside

• b) You might lose electricity

• c) You should go swimming

• d) You can charge your phone outside

You return to your hotel and realize, "My bag was stolen."

What should you do first?

• a) Go shopping

• b) Report the theft to the police

• c) Post about it on social media

• d) Take a nap

You say to someone, "I can’t find this address."

What would be the best thing to ask?

• a) Can you cook this?

• b) Can you drive me home?

• c) Can you show me on the map?

• d) Can you lend me your phone?

You hear someone say, "I’m feeling very dizzy."

What could this mean?

• a) They need to eat

• b) They may faint soon

• c) They are tired of waiting

• d) They want to sit in the sun