What three things should you do if your clothes catch on fire?
A. Run fast, yell and wave your arms.
B. Stop, drop and roll
C. Scream, roll and run
B. Stop, drop and roll
What number do you call if there is an emergency?
A. 867-5309
B. 555-5555
C. 111
D. 911
D. 911
What does Smokey the Bear tell us?
A. Only you can prevent forest fires
B. Stay safe and have fun
C. Don't visit the forest because you might start a fire
A. Only you can prevent forest fires
What fire alarm do you have in your home?
:D
What fire alarm do you have at school?
:D
Electricity can be very dangerous. Never play with:
A. A pocket video game
B. A television remote control
C. Electrical cords, outlets or wall sockets
D. A flashlight
C. Electrical cords, outlets or wall sockets
Smoke alarm batteries need to be __________ once a month to make sure they are working.
A. Cleaned
B. Shined
C. Disconnected
D. Tested
D. Tested
Call 9-1-1 or the fire department only if:
A. You need a ride home from school
B. There is a scary thunderstorm
C. There is an emergency
D. You have a question about fire safety
C. There is an emergency
Only ______ can use fire safely.
A. Kids
B. Kids and adults
C. Teenagers
D. Adults
D. Adults
If you see matches or lighters in a room:
A. throw them away
B. tell a grown-up right away
C. hide them
D. pick them up
B. tell a grown-up right away
Smoke alarms need brand new batteries at least:
A. Once a month
B. Once a year
C. Once every two years
D. Once every ten years
B. Once a year
When escaping a fire...
A. Take time to find your favorite toys and pets.
B. Get out FAST!
C. Hide.
D. Call 9-1-1.
B. Get out FAST!
Heaters are hot so be sure to:
A. Ask an adult to turn them on and off for you.
B. Turn them on and off yourself.
C. Leave them on all the time.
D. Place wet clothes to dry over them.
A. Ask an adult to turn them on and off for you.
A working smoke alarm can warn you early to escape when a _____ happens.
A. Fire
B. Thunderstorm
C. Flood
D. Earthquake
A. Fire
You should plan to have __________ escape routes from each room in your home.
A. Zero
B. One
C. Two
D. Three
C. Two