Safety Day 2026 – Student Review

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9th Grade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What are the two most important things you should try to do during any emergency?

Move quickly and contact your friends.

Stay calm and be prepared.

Find your belongings and call home.

Stay quiet and figure out what happened.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is the difference between a LOCKOUT and a LOCKDOWN?

A lockout is a practice drill; a lockdown is always a real emergency.

A lockout happens during class; a lockdown happens during lunch or passing periods.

A lockout means everyone evacuates; a lockdown means everyone stays inside.

A lockout addresses a threat near the school; a lockdown addresses an imminent threat on campus.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

You are outside during lunch when you hear the reverse evacuation signal. What should you do?

Quickly enter the closest classroom or building and follow staff instructions.

Return to your next scheduled classroom, even if it is across campus.

Go to the usual outdoor evacuation area and wait for your teacher.

Stay where you are until someone explains what is happening.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Someone shares a message with you that suggests a possible threat to the school. What should you do?

Forward it to your group chat so your friends can decide whether it is serious.

Ask the person who posted it to explain before telling anyone else.

Report it promptly to a trusted adult or through Onflo; call 911 for immediate danger.

Wait to see whether other students report it first.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The fire alarm sounds while you are in class. According to our school’s procedures, what should you do?

Leave immediately and meet up with your class later.

Stay calm and follow staff instructions for evacuation.

Wait for a text from a friend confirming that there is a fire.

Head to the parking lot so a family member can pick you up.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

You arrive at your assigned evacuation area during a fire drill. What should you do next?

Line up behind your classroom’s room-number sign and remain there until the all-clear.

Check in with your teacher, then move to another class’s line to see your friends.

Stand anywhere in the evacuation area as long as your teacher can see you.

Return to class when the alarm stops sounding.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which pair of actions should you avoid during a fire emergency?

Leaving belongings behind and following the evacuation route.

Walking calmly and staying with your class.

Alerting staff to a danger and following their directions.

Going through smoke and re-entering the building for belongings.

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Safety Day 2026 – Student Review

What are the two most important things you should try to do during any emergency?

What is the difference between a LOCKOUT and a LOCKDOWN?

You are outside during lunch when you hear the reverse evacuation signal. What should you do?

Someone shares a message with you that suggests a possible threat to the school. What should you do?

The fire alarm sounds while you are in class. According to our school’s procedures, what should you do?

You arrive at your assigned evacuation area during a fire drill. What should you do next?

Which pair of actions should you avoid during a fire emergency?

During a LOCKOUT, what should students do?

What does “See Something, Say Something” mean?

Why should students be careful about texting, emailing, or posting information during an active emergency?

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