Earthquake Safety Quiz

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of earthquake safety through the Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills. It provides detailed instructions on the Drop, Cover, and Hold On technique to protect oneself during an earthquake, especially in locations with rows of chairs. The tutorial also covers post-earthquake actions and encourages viewers to register at ShakeOut.org to practice safety with others worldwide.

What are the three main actions recommended by the Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills?

• Drop, Cover, and Hold On

• Run, Hide, and Fight

• Duck, Cover, and Hold

• Stop, Drop, and Roll

Why is it important to drop onto your hands and knees during an earthquake?

• To make yourself a smaller target for falling objects

• To prepare for running out of the building

• To signal for help

• To avoid getting dizzy

What should you do to protect your head and neck during an earthquake?

• Stand under a doorway

• Use a pillow

• Wear a helmet

• Cover them with your arms and clasp your hands around your neck

How should you hold on during the shaking?

• Hold onto your belongings

• Grip the leg of a chair with one hand

• Hold onto a wall

• Grab a nearby person

What should you do immediately after the shaking stops?

• Run outside

• Check all around and above you before getting up

• Call emergency services

• Start cleaning up

Where can you register to practice earthquake safety with others?

• EarthquakeSafety.org

• ShakeOut.org

• EarthquakeDrills.net

• SafetyFirst.com