Earthquake Safety Quiz

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of the Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills, teaching viewers to Drop, Cover, and Hold On during an earthquake. It provides guidance on what to do when no table or desk is nearby, such as dropping to hands and knees, covering the head and neck, and crawling to safety. The tutorial also advises on post-shaking actions and encourages participation in ShakeOut drills for practicing earthquake safety.

What is the primary purpose of the Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills?

• To teach people how to swim during a flood

• To provide first aid training

• To remind people to Drop, Cover, and Hold On during an earthquake

• To educate about fire safety

When you feel the ground shaking and no table is nearby, what should you do first?

• Stand still and wait

• Call for help immediately

• Run outside quickly

• Drop down onto your hands and knees

Why is it recommended to cover your head with your arms during an earthquake?

• To signal for help

• To protect your head from falling objects

• To keep your arms warm

• To balance yourself better

What should you do after the shaking stops?

• Immediately stand up and run

• Start cleaning up debris

• Call emergency services

• Wait a moment and check your surroundings

Where can you register to practice earthquake safety with others?

• EarthquakeDrills.net

• EarthquakeSafety.org

• ShakeOut.org

• SafetyFirst.com