Safety Measures During Atomic Attacks

The video discusses the reality of atomic threats and the importance of preparation for survival. It explains the destructive effects of atom bombs, including blast, heat, and radioactivity. The video provides strategies for survival, such as finding shelter and preparing homes. It emphasizes the need for emergency supplies and immediate actions during an attack. Post-attack safety measures are also covered, highlighting the importance of staying informed and protected from radioactivity.

What are the three main destructive agents of an atomic bomb?

• Blast, heat, and sound

• Blast, heat, and radioactivity

• Radioactivity, sound, and light

• Heat, light, and sound

What is the primary danger associated with the blast from an atomic bomb?

• Radiation exposure

• Flying glass and debris

• Heat burns

• Water contamination

How far away can people suffer flash burns from an atomic bomb?

• 1 meter

• 2 meters

• 5 meters

• 10 meters

What is the recommended action if an atomic bomb is dropped on a city?

• Move to the nearest open field

• Evacuate the city immediately

• Seek shelter in a public building

• Stay in the city and continue production

Where is the safest place to be in a well-built private home during an atomic attack?

• The attic

• The basement

• The living room

• The kitchen

What should you do with mirrors and other objects in your shelter area?

• Leave them as they are

• Remove them to prevent injury

• Cover them with blankets

• Use them to reflect light

What is one of the first things you should do when you hear the alert siren?

• Open all windows

• Turn on all lights

• Pull down the shades or blinds

• Run outside to see what's happening

What should you do if you are caught outside during a surprise atomic attack?

• Climb a tree

• Fall to the ground immediately

• Run to the nearest building

• Jump into a body of water

What should you do if you have been exposed to radioactive dust?

• Cover it with a bandage

• Ignore it and continue with your activities

• Brush it off with a dry cloth

• Wash the exposed areas thoroughly

What is the role of civil defense radiological teams after an atomic explosion?

• To provide food and water

• To check for radiation contamination

• To evacuate people from the area

• To repair damaged buildings