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WorksheetsLife skills Final
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 55mins
Songs that help set the pace and rhythm of CPR are ...
" I Will Survive"
" Staying Alive"
'Eye of the Tiger"
"Another One Bites the Dust"
" Low Rider"
A cycle of CPR is .....
30 compressions / 2 breaths at 150 compressions per minute
20 compressions / 3 breaths at 100 compression per minute
30 compressions / 2 Breaths per minute
30 compressions / 2 Breaths at 100 compressions per minute
AED stands for...
Automatic Electric Defibrillator
Automated Electrical Defense
Automated External Defibrillator
Automated Internal Defibrillator
An AED is which part of the "Chain of Survival"
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
CPR is which part of the 'Chain of Survival"?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Calling 911 is which part of the 'Chain of Survival"?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Quick use of an AED increases survival rate of a cardiac emergency by .....
20% - 30%
100 %
40% - 50%
75% - 85%
0% chance of survival
Paramedic care is which part of the 'Chain of Survival"?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Using a "Head Tilt" as part of CPR helps ....
You hear and see if a person is breathing.
You see if something is lodged in the throat.
You breath easier.
Open the air way for more effective "Rescue Breaths"
All of the above
Hospital care is which part of the 'Chain of Survival"?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step4
Step 5
With an unresponsive person, CPR takes over for which body systems?
Nervous
Circulatory
Digestive
Muscular
Respiratory
When using an AED, you place the pads ...
Anywhere on the body
One on the front of each shoulder
Upper right side of the chest and lower Right of the chest.
Upper left side of heart and lower left side of the heart.
Upper right side of the chest and the lower left side of the chest,
What kind of bleach should you use for something that has this symbol?
Any bleach
No Bleach
Only color safe bleach
Do what you want, its your clothes.
How should you NOT wash something with this symbol?
Machine wash permanent press
Dry Clean
Hand Wash
Machine Wash with cold water
How do you dry something with this symbol?
Hand to Dry
Drip Dry
Do Not Dry
Dry Clean
How do you wash something with this symbol?
Hand Wash Only
Test the water with your hand before you wash your clothes
Machine Wash
Do Not Wash
What does this symbol mean?
Do Not Machine Wash
Do Not Dry Clean
Do Not Tumble Dry
Do Not Iron
How should you NOT wash something with this symbol?
Machine Wash
Hand Wash
Dry Clean
Wash in a Bucket
What temperature should this dry be on?
High
Medium
Low
No Heat
What does this symbol mean?
Machine Wash Warm
Tumble Dry Medium
Iron Medium
Dry Clean with Medium Chemicals
How should you wash something with this symbol?
Machine Wash Cold Gentle
Machine Wash Warm Gentle
Machine Wash Cold Permanent Press
Machine Wash Warm Permanent Press
Using the tire size P/195/65/R16. How wide is the tire?
16 MM
195 MM
65 MM
195 Inches
The part of the tire that touches the road is called the_______
Sidewall
Tread
Bead
Rim
LT205/60/R16. What does LT stand for?
Little Tom
Light Truck
Light Tank
Large Truck
Where is the label with tire inflation and size located on the vehicle?
Trunk
Passenger front door
Drivers front door
Drivers rear door
Where is the spare tire usually located on a vehicle?
By the engine
In the glove box
In the trunk
On the roof
This wear pattern is caused by:
Over inflation
Under inflation
Excessive Toe
Excessive Camber
The speed rating for this tire is:
"R"
50 mph
Information not given in this picture
"H"
The "98" in the tire pictured indicates the:
Section width
Burnout potential
Load Index
Speed Rating
When was this tire manufactured?
4th month of 2008
4 week of August
29th week of 2010
Information not provided in this picture
Traction means more...
AA
Grip and road adherence
UTQG
brake capacity
What are our three major tire categories?
Passenger, Performance, Light truck
Directional, non directional, variable
Symmetrical, asymmetrical
Trailer, Directional, Truck tire
Which way do you turn the lug nuts to loosen them?
counter-clockwise
clockwise
right
toward the front bumper
When raising the car, what do you do with the wheels on the opposite end you're jacking up?
lock them by turning the steering wheel
secure then with chocks
tap them with a hammer
nothing
Where do you place the jack under the vehicle?
at the jack points
(typically found on pinch weld)
anywhere
just behind the wheels
under the front and rear bumpers
How high should you jack up your car?
1"-2" which is high enough so the tire no longer touches the ground
exactly 4 inches
only 6 inches
as high as the jack will go
On most trucks and SUVs, where is the spare tire often mounted?
on the underside in the rear
under the rear seats
on the roof
on top of the hood
Once you put the new wheel on the bolts, what do you do next?
lower the jack
tighten the lug nuts by hand and get a snug fit
tighten only the top lug nuts
nothing
If your speedometer reading is 45 mph, but your tires are larger than factory-installed tires, how fast is your SUV actually moving? The circumference of the factory-installed tires should be 88.3 inches, but your tires are 105.7 inches around.
50 mph
54 mph
62 mph
56 mph
It contains surfactants and are used to wash tableware and kitchen paraphernalia.
solvent cleaners
abrasive cleaners
acid cleaners
detergents
It is the process of removing dirt and other impurities from kitchen tools, utensils, and equipment.
sanitizing
cleaning
steaming
washing
These are stronger cleaning agents than detergents.
acid cleaners
detergents
abrasive cleaners
solvent cleaners
These are alkaline -based cleaning agents that are best used to clean utensils with burnt food.
detergent
abarasive cleaner
solvent cleaner
acid cleaner
It is the process of making the kitchen paraphernalia free of any microorganisms that may cause sickness and disease.
cleaning
sanitation
steaming
washing
It is considered as one of the most effective ways of sanitizing tools.
hot water
steam
A. To combine two or more ingredients usually by stirring
Mix
Mince
Grind
Whip
A. To pass dry ingredients through in order to add air and remove clumps
Grate
Sift
Clarify
Blend
A. To work and press dough with the palms of the hands or mechanically, to develop gluten in the flour.
Blend
Mash
Knead
Clarify
A. To cut solids into pieces with a knife
Chop
Puree
Garnish
Mince
To cut food into long, thin pieces
Skim
Sliver
Slice
Chop
A. To mix rapidly in order to make a mixture smooth and light by incorporating as much air as possible
Cream
Blend
Beat
Reduce
To cook on a grill under strong, direct heat.
Grill
Saute
Dredge
Broil
A. To grind or mash foods until perfectly smooth
Cream
Puree
Beat
Whip
A. Cooking food under direct heat
Grill
Bake
Broil
Baste
A. Cut in uniform box shaped pieces with equal sides
Mince
Dice
Cube
Grate
A. To flavor meat, fish or veggies by soaking them in liquid
Soak
Marinade
Marinate
Dilute
To brown very quickly by intense heat to develop flavor.
Score
Sear
Scald
Steep
To incorporate a delicate substance into another substance without releasing air bubbles.
Fold In
Stir
Whip
Mix
To chop finely, into very small pieces
Dice
Mince
Grate
Grind
What is the name of this cooking utensil?
Ladle
Strainer
Wooden spoon
Corkscrew
What is the name of this Cooking utensil?
Mesh skimmer
Spoon
Grater
Woonder spoon
Which one is the Measuring Cup?
What is the name of this Cooking Utensils?
Measuring spoon
Measuring cup
Which one is a Pressure Cooker?
What is the name of this Cooking Utensil?
Spoon
Kitchen Shears
Scissors
Fork
To cook food using dry heat, usually in an oven.
Broil
Simmer
Boil
Bake
To spread a thin layer of butter or oil on a pan to prevent food from sticking to the pan.
Cream
Grease
Broil
Bake
To stir or mix an ingredient rapidly to add air.
Sift
Fold
Knead
Beat
To cook food in a small amount of fat over medium high heat. The word comes from the French term meaning "to jump."
Broil
Saute
Al dente
Baste
To heat a liquid until large bubbles form at the bottom of the pot and then vigorously rise to continually break the surface.
Simmer
Broil
Boil
Combine
To whisk food rapidly to incorporate air, making the food light and fluffy
Knead
Stir
Fry
Whip
To heat a liquid until small bubbles rise from the bottom of the pot and occasionally break the surface.
Simmer
Broil
Boil
Bake
To cut fat into flour with two knives, or a pastry blender, until it is distributed in small particles throughout the mixture.
Blend
Cut in
Knead
Mince
To decorate or embellish food with small, colorful or savory items to enhance the presentation.
Fold
Sift
Knead
Garnish
The most important reason to properly wash and sanitize a cutting board is:
To make the equipment look clean.
To prevent contamination from one food to another.
To make the equipment work better and last longer.
To eliminate ordors from getting onto other food.
The process of reducing the number of micro- organisms by using heat or chemicals on a clean surface.
Cleaning
Sanitizing
Disinfecting
How hot must the water be for heat sanitation?
120 degrees
145 degrees
171 degrees
175 degrees
How long must items be soaked for heat sanitation?
1 min
10 sec
45 sec
30 sec
What nutrients are usually lacking in the soil?
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium
Nitrogen, Oxygen, Zinc
Sodium, Potassium, Hydrogen
Iron, Cobalt, Copper
What is the most important soil properties that affects the availability of nutrients?
Amount of Oxygen Present
The amount of water available to the roots
Soil pH
How many plants are in the surrounding area
What factors need to be considered when choosing fertilizer?
Nutrients needed
Soil structure
Soil chemistry
All of the above
