Safety and Earth Science Concepts

The video covers safety measures at home, outdoors, in vehicles, and swimming pools. It introduces first aid basics and provides exercises on soil types and the solar system. The video concludes with instructions for a model test paper.

What should you avoid doing with fire at home?

• Turning on the stove

• Playing with matchsticks

• Using a fire extinguisher

• Lighting a candle

Why should you not climb trees?

• Birds might get scared

• Trees are too slippery

• Snakes and bees may attack

• Trees are too tall

What is a key safety measure when inside a vehicle?

• Waiting for the vehicle to stop before getting off

• Putting your head out of the window

• Eating snacks

• Listening to music

What should you do if you don't know how to swim well?

• Swim alone

• Enter deep water

• Use a flotation device

• Ignore the coach's advice

What is the first step in providing first aid for a minor cut?

• Press clean cotton on the cut

• Wash the wound with water

• Cover with a bandage

• Apply antiseptic cream

What type of soil holds water and becomes sticky?

• Sandy soil

• Rocky soil

• Clay soil

• Loamy soil

Which planet is known as the largest in the solar system?

• Mars

• Earth

• Saturn

• Jupiter

What is the main composition of the Earth?

• Air and fire

• Sand and water

• Water and land

• Land and air

How long does the Earth take to complete one rotation?

• 24 hours

• 12 hours

• 48 hours

• 72 hours

Why is Neptune considered a cold planet?

• It is farthest from the sun

• It is closest to the sun

• It is made of ice

• It has no atmosphere