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WorksheetsEmergencies Task 1 & 2 Level 4-6
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
For a heart attack, what is Step 1?
Call 911 for medical help.
Call your teacher.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
Call your insurance company.
For a heart attack, what is Step 2?
Have the person sit or lie down.
Call 911 for medical help.
Have the person take a test.
Ask if he has medicine to take.
For a heart attack, what is Step 3?
Ask if he has medicine to take.
Call 911 for medical help.
Have the person sit or lie down.
Ask if he has any candy.
For a car accident, what is Step 1?
Move away from traffic.
Call for medical and police help.
Call your teacher.
Move away from trees.
For a car accident, what is Step 2?
Move away from traffic.
Call for medical and police help.
Ask if he has medicine to take.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
For a car accident, what is Step 3?
Get names, addresses and insurance information from the other drivers.
Get a COVID test.
Call for medical and police help.
Move away from traffic.
For a fire, what is Step 1?
Stay low and away from smoke.
Get out of the house.
Call 911 from your cell phone or a neighbor's house.
Stay inside if you are indoors.
For a fire, what is Step 2?
Get out of the house.
Get under a blanket.
Stay low and away from smoke.
Call 911 from your cell phone or a neighbor's house.
For a fire, what is Step 3?
Call 911 from your cell phone or a neighbor's house.
Get out of the house.
Get under a table or desk.
Stay low and away from smoke.
For an earthquake, what is Step 1?
Stay inside if you are indoors.
Get under a table or desk.
Move away from traffic.
Give your teacher $100!
For an earthquake, what is Step 2?
Move away from windows.
Get under a table or desk.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Stay indoors if you are indoors.
For an earthquake, what is Step 3?
Get under a table or desk.
Move away from windows.
Stay inside if you are indoors.
Stay low and away from smoke.
To report property damage, what do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
Someone has passed out. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
You are in or see a serious car acident with injuries. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
Your property is stolen. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
Someone suddenly seems very sick and is having a hard time speaking or breathing or turns blue. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
You are in or see an accident with no injuries. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
You are in an earthquake but have no injuries. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
You see a crime happening, like a break-in. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
Someone is choking. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
To report graffiti (when suspect is gone), what do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
To report a noise complaint, what do you do?
Call 911.
Call the Graffiti Removal Hotline.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
There's a fire. What do you do?
Call 911.
Call your insurance company.
Call the non-emergency police phone number.
