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0011: Common Unsafe Conditions Leading to Unintentional Injuries

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

One common unsafe condition in the home that can cause trips or falls is ________ or poorly lit walkways.

a)

cluttered

b)

painted

c)

locked

d)

heated

2.

________ rugs or slippery floors are a common unsafe condition in the home.

a)

Unsecured

b)

Colorful

c)

Expensive

d)

Heavy

3.

Improper storage of ________, cleaning supplies, or sharp objects is a common unsafe condition in the home.

a)

medications

b)

books

c)

clothes

d)

toys

4.

Lack of ________ detectors or fire extinguishers is a common unsafe condition in the home.

a)

smoke

b)

carbon

c)

motion

d)

temperature

5.

Unsafe use or storage of ________ appliances is a common unsafe condition in the home.

a)

electrical

b)

wooden

c)

plastic

d)

ceramic

6.

Unsafe stairways without ________ are a common unsafe condition in the home.

a)

handrails

b)

windows

c)

carpets

d)

mirrors

7.

Crowded or obstructed ________ and stairways are a common unsafe condition in the school.

a)

hallways

b)

classrooms

c)

cafeterias

d)

offices

8.

Unsafe ________ equipment is a common unsafe condition in the school.

a)

playground

b)

kitchen

c)

library

d)

office

9.

Lack of ________ during recess or physical activities is a common unsafe condition in the school.

a)

supervision

b)

exercise

c)

equipment

d)

discipline

10.

What is one example of a poorly maintained community feature that can lead to unintentional injuries?

a)

Poorly maintained roads and sidewalks

b)

Well-lit playgrounds

c)

Clean public parks

d)

Accessible community centers

11.

What is a risk associated with lack of crosswalks or pedestrian signals in the community?

a)

Increased risk of pedestrian accidents

b)

Decreased traffic congestion

c)

Improved air quality

d)

Lower noise levels

12.

Insufficient street lighting in a community can lead to which type of hazard?

a)

Increased risk of accidents or injuries at night

b)

Improved air quality

c)

Decreased noise pollution

d)

Enhanced community engagement

13.

Why are unsafe swimming areas without lifeguards considered a community hazard?

a)

They increase the risk of drowning

b)

They make swimming more fun

c)

They are always clean and safe

d)

They attract more tourists

14.

Unregulated construction zones in the community can cause what type of problem?

a)

Increased risk of accidents and injuries

b)

Improved air quality

c)

Decreased noise pollution

d)

Enhanced public transportation

15.

Which of the following is a common type of unintentional injury?

a)

Falls

b)

Headaches

c)

Allergies

d)

Fever

16.

Which of the following is NOT a common type of unintentional injury?

a)

Cuts and lacerations

b)

Burns

c)

Poisoning

d)

Cold

17.

________ is a common type of unintentional injury that involves harm from fire, heat, or chemicals.

a)

Burns

b)

Bruises

c)

Sprains

d)

Fractures

18.

Which type of unintentional injury involves harm from toxic substances?

a)

Poisoning

b)

Burns

c)

Fractures

d)

Drowning

19.

Drowning is considered what type of injury?

a)

Unintentional injury

b)

Intentional injury

c)

Chronic injury

d)

Occupational injury

20.

Motor vehicle accidents are a type of ________ injury.

a)

Unintentional

b)

Intentional

c)

Occupational

d)

Sports-related

21.

Which of the following is a strategy to promote safe environments?

a)

Ignoring hazards

b)

Environmental modifications

c)

Removing safety policies

d)

Reducing supervision

22.

What does supervision help ensure in playgrounds, sports, and hazardous areas?

a)

Adult supervision to prevent injuries

b)

More children can play at once

c)

Equipment is always clean

d)

Games are more competitive

23.

Which of the following is a safe practice to reduce unintentional injuries at home?

a)

Leaving cleaning supplies within children’s reach

b)

Installing smoke detectors on every floor

c)

Using extension cords under rugs

d)

Ignoring loose floor tiles

24.

Use ________, seat belts, and protective gear during activities to promote safety.

a)

helmets

b)

umbrellas

c)

scarves

d)

gloves

25.

Teach children and community members about ________ and safe behaviors.

a)

risks

b)

games

c)

rewards

d)

stories

26.

Teach first aid and ________ response plans as part of emergency preparedness.

a)

emergency

b)

medical

c)

fire

d)

school

27.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: Always obey ________, crosswalk signals, and stop signs.

a)

traffic lights

b)

street vendors

c)

park benches

d)

mailboxes

28.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: When walking or biking, use ________ and sidewalks.

a)

designated crosswalks

b)

bike lanes only

c)

random streets

d)

vehicle lanes

29.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: Before crossing the street, you should ________ and stay alert, avoiding distractions like phones.

a)

look both ways

b)

run quickly

c)

close your eyes

d)

listen to music

30.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: What should you wear when biking, skating, or using scooters?

a)

Sunglasses

b)

Helmets and protective gear

c)

Sandals

d)

Gloves

31.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: You should use ________ and child safety seats correctly in vehicles.

a)

seat belts

b)

airbags

c)

mirrors

d)

headlights

32.

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: You should drive defensively and avoid distractions like texting or driving under the influence.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Fire Prevention: You should install ________ on every level of the home and test regularly.

a)

smoke detectors

b)

fire extinguishers

c)

carbon monoxide detectors

d)

security cameras

34.

2. Fire Prevention: All household members should develop and practice a ________ plan.

a)

fire escape

b)

meal preparation

c)

gardening

d)

shopping

35.

2. Fire Prevention: Keep flammable materials away from ________ such as stoves and heaters.

a)

heat sources

b)

cold surfaces

c)

water sources

d)

electrical outlets

36.

Fire Prevention: True or False: It is safe to leave cooking unattended.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

2. Fire Prevention: Use ________ carefully and never leave them burning unattended.

a)

candles

b)

books

c)

pillows

d)

shoes

38.

2. Fire Prevention: Keep ________ and lighters out of children’s reach.

a)

matches

b)

candles

c)

books

d)

toys

39.

Fire Prevention: What technique should you teach in case clothes catch fire?

a)

Run and Hide

b)

Stop, Drop, and Roll

c)

Call for Help

d)

Pour Water

40.

Store medicines, cleaning products, and chemicals in _______ cabinets and out of reach of children.

a)

locked

b)

open

c)

broken

d)

shared

41.

Products should be kept in their original containers because:

a)

It helps prevent accidental misuse or mixing of chemicals.

b)

It makes them look more attractive.

c)

It saves space in storage areas.

d)

It is required for recycling purposes.

42.

Never mix household chemicals, which can create _______ fumes.

a)

toxic

b)

pleasant

c)

colorful

d)

refreshing

43.

The proper way to dispose of expired or unused medications is:

a)

Take them to a designated medication disposal site or pharmacy.

b)

Flush them down the toilet.

c)

Throw them in the regular trash without any precautions.

d)

Give them to a friend or family member.

44.

You should know the emergency _______ control phone number and have it accessible.

a)

poison

b)

fire

c)

police

d)

animal

45.

Educate children on the dangers of ingesting unknown _______.

a)

substances

b)

colors

c)

numbers

d)

shapes

46.

Always supervise children near water.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Learn and teach _______ skills and water survival techniques.

a)

swimming

b)

cooking

c)

painting

d)

dancing

48.

When boating or in open water, you should use _______ or personal flotation devices (PFDs).

a)

life jackets

b)

swimming fins

c)

goggles

d)

diving masks

49.

Swim only in designated safe areas supervised by _______.

a)

lifeguards

b)

teachers

c)

parents

d)

friends

50.

Never swim alone.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Avoid _______ consumption during water activities.

a)

alcohol

b)

water

c)

juice

d)

milk

52.

Be aware of weather and water _______ such as currents or cold temperatures.

a)

conditions

b)

animals

c)

vehicles

d)

plants

53.

Wear appropriate protective gear (helmets, pads) for _______ and activities.

a)

sports

b)

meals

c)

meetings

d)

naps

54.

Inspect equipment and play areas for _______ (broken swings, sharp objects).

a)

hazards

b)

games

c)

colors

d)

toys

55.

Follow rules and guidelines for _______ and playground use.

a)

sports

b)

cooking

c)

reading

d)

painting

56.

Use age-appropriate equipment and supervise _______ children.

a)

younger

b)

older

c)

tall

d)

quiet

57.

Stay hydrated and take breaks to avoid _______-related illnesses.

a)

heat

b)

cold

c)

noise

d)

light

58.

Avoid risky behaviors like climbing unsafe structures or _______ play.

a)

rough

b)

quiet

c)

gentle

d)

safe

59.

Which of the following is a key fire prevention practice?

a)

Leaving candles burning unattended

b)

Storing matches within children's reach

c)

Developing and practicing a family fire escape plan

d)

Using electrical cords under rugs to prevent tripping

60.

Alcohol and drug use impairs ________, reaction time, and decision-making.

a)

coordination

b)

hearing

c)

vision

d)

breathing

61.

Alcohol and drug use increases ________ and lowers inhibitions.

a)

risk-taking

b)

patience

c)

concentration

d)

self-control

62.

Alcohol and drug use is a common factor in motor vehicle crashes, falls, drownings, and other ________.

a)

accidents

b)

celebrations

c)

meals

d)

meetings

63.

Reducing attention, concentration, and physical coordination can lead to ________.

a)

slower reaction times and poor judgment

b)

increased energy and alertness

c)

improved memory and focus

d)

faster decision making

64.

Which of the following is a major cause of car crashes and workplace injuries?

a)

Good judgment

b)

Poor physical coordination

c)

Risky behaviors

d)

All of the above

65.

Underestimating dangers or believing 'it won’t happen to me' is an example of ________.

a)

poor judgment and risk perception

b)

effective safety planning

c)

excellent hazard awareness

d)

proactive risk management

66.

Overconfidence in abilities or ignoring safety precautions can encourage risky behaviors.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Using phones or multitasking while driving, walking, or operating machinery is an example of ________.

a)

distraction

b)

hydration

c)

nutrition

d)

exercise

68.

Not paying attention to surroundings increases injury risk.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

New drivers, young children, or beginners may not recognize hazards or use safety equipment properly due to ________.

a)

lack of experience or skill

b)

overconfidence and expertise

c)

excessive training

d)

advanced knowledge

70.

Which of the following is a strategy for reducing and preventing risk-taking behaviors?

a)

Ignoring safety precautions

b)

Teaching the consequences of risky behaviors

c)

Encouraging distractions

d)

Overconfidence in abilities

71.

Promoting understanding of how alcohol, fatigue, and distractions impair safety is part of ________.

a)

education and awareness

b)

emergency response

c)

equipment maintenance

d)

hazard reporting

72.

Practicing refusal skills can help resist peer pressure.

a)

True

b)

False

73.

Which of the following behaviors most increases the risk of unintentional injury?

a)

Wearing a helmet when biking

b)

Driving while fatigued

c)

Using a crosswalk properly

d)

Following speed limits

74.

One way to promote healthy habits is to ______ adequate sleep and stress management.

a)

encourage

b)

ignore

c)

reduce

d)

delay

75.

Advocate for sober driving and avoidance of substance use during activities requiring focus is a way to promote healthy habits. It is important to advocate for ______ driving and avoidance of substance use during activities requiring focus.

a)

sober

b)

reckless

c)

distracted

d)

impaired

76.

Enforcing laws against drunk driving and distracted driving is an example of an environmental and policy measure. One environmental and policy measure is to enforce laws against ______ driving and distracted driving.

a)

drunk

b)

fast

c)

safe

d)

slow

77.

Adults and peers modeling safe behavior ______ youth.

a)

influences

b)

ignores

c)

discourages

d)

isolates

78.

Praise and rewards for safe choices are forms of ______ reinforcement.

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

d)

passive

79.

Recognize proper equipment for increasing safety and preventing injuries in various situations (e.g., life jackets, child car seats, bicycle helmets). Wearing a ______ when biking is an example of using proper equipment for safety.

a)

helmet

b)

scarf

c)

watch

d)

sandals

80.

Which of the following is used during boating, water sports, or swimming in open water?

a)

Bicycle helmet

b)

Life jacket

c)

Child car seat

d)

None of the above

81.

What is the main purpose of a life jacket?

a)

To protect from head injuries

b)

To keep the wearer afloat and reduce drowning risk

c)

To protect from car accidents

d)

To keep warm in cold weather

82.

Proper fit and Coast Guard approval are essential for which type of safety equipment?

a)

Life jackets (Personal Flotation Devices - PFDs)

b)

Fire extinguishers

c)

Flares

d)

Navigation lights

83.

Life jackets are especially important for which of the following groups?

a)

Adults only

b)

Children, non-swimmers, and in rough waters

c)

Only professional swimmers

d)

Only during winter

84.

What is the primary purpose of child car seats?

a)

To protect infants and children during motor vehicle travel.

b)

To provide extra storage space in the car.

c)

To entertain children during long trips.

d)

To help children see out the window more easily.

85.

Which of the following is NOT a type of child car seat based on age, weight, and height?

a)

Rear-facing seats

b)

Forward-facing seats with harness

c)

Booster seats

d)

Bicycle helmets

86.

Proper installation and correct use are critical to the effectiveness of which safety equipment?

a)

Child car seats

b)

Bicycle helmets

c)

Fire extinguishers

d)

Smoke detectors

87.

Laws require the use of appropriate _______ for children in vehicles.

a)

car seats

b)

helmets

c)

seat belts for adults

d)

airbags

88.

What is the main function of a bicycle helmet?

a)

To keep the head warm

b)

To protect the head from injury in case of falls or collisions

c)

To improve vision

d)

To reduce noise

89.

Certified bicycle helmets meet safety standards such as _______.

a)

CPSC

b)

FDA

c)

EPA

d)

FCC

90.

Wearing a bicycle helmet reduces the risk of serious _______ injury.

a)

brain

b)

leg

c)

arm

d)

back

91.

What is required for all vehicle occupants to reduce injury in crashes?

a)

Seat belts

b)

Air fresheners

c)

Loud music

d)

Tinted windows

92.

What includes helmets, mouthguards, knee and elbow pads as protective gear for sports?

a)

Protective gear for sports

b)

Sports drinks

c)

Team uniforms

d)

Scoreboards

93.

What alerts occupants to fire, reducing injury and death?

a)

Smoke detectors

b)

Fire extinguishers

c)

Sprinkler systems

d)

Emergency exits

94.

What enhances visibility for pedestrians and cyclists, especially at night?

a)

Reflective clothing or gear

b)

Dark-colored clothing

c)

Listening to music

d)

Wearing sandals

95.

What is used in labs, workshops, or certain sports to protect eyes and hands?

a)

Safety goggles and gloves

b)

Aprons and boots

c)

Caps and belts

d)

Masks and earplugs

96.

What is used for loud environments or activities to prevent hearing loss?

a)

Ear protection

b)

Sunglasses

c)

Gloves

d)

Helmet

97.

What should you use appropriate to the activity and age group?

a)

Equipment

b)

Snacks

c)

Music

d)

Books

98.

What should fit correctly and be worn or installed properly?

a)

Equipment

b)

Documents

c)

Instructions

d)

Furniture

99.

What should you regularly inspect for damage or wear?

a)

Equipment

b)

Paperwork

c)

Uniforms

d)

Lunchboxes

100.

What should you replace or repair if it is faulty or expired?

a)

Equipment

b)

Documents

c)

Furniture

d)

Paint