Fire Safety
Travel Safety
Food Safety
Decoration Safety
Winter Weather
100

What should you never leave unattended while cooking?

A stove or oven.

100

What should you check on your vehicle before a winter road trip?

Tire pressure and antifreeze.

100

What temperature should poultry reach to be safe?

165°F (74°C).

100

What should you check before plugging in holiday lights?

Frayed wires and damage.

100

Why would you wear layers of clothing?

To prevent hypothermia. 

200

What type of tree is less likely to catch fire during the holidays?

Artificial tree.

200

What emergency kit item is essential for winter travel?

Blanket, Food, Water, and flashlight

200

How long can leftovers safely stay in the fridge?

3·4 days.

200

Why avoid overloading electrical outlets?

To prevent a fire hazard.

200

What should you do if you slip on ice?

Fall on your side, not your back.

300

How often should you water a real Christmas tree?

Daily.

300

Why should you inform someone of your travel plans?

For safety in case of emergencies.

300

Why should you wash your hands before cooking?

To prevent foodborne illness

300

What type of fastener should you use to secure outdoor decorations?

Weather-resistant fasteners.

300

What is black ice?

Invisible ice on roads.

400

What is the safest way to use candles?

Keep them away from flammable items and never leave them unattended.

400

What is the safest way to secure gifts in your car?

Keep them out of sight.

400

What is the danger zone for food temperatures?

40°F·140°F.

400

What decor items should you keep away from heat sources?

Garland and tinsel.

400

Why keep a charged phone during winter storms?

For emergency communication and GPS tracking.

500

What home device should be tested before holiday cooking?

Smoke detector.

500

What should you avoid posting on social media while traveling?

Your exact location.

500

What should you never thaw meat on?

The counter.

500

What type of lights should you use outdoors?

UL-rated outdoor lights.

500

What should you do for light during a power outage?

Use flashlights, not candles.

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