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EMSC Safety Jeopardy

How to Play Safety Jeopardy Advance to game board slide. There are 4 categories: Players click a button (ex, ) below each category to see the corresponding question. Click the mouse to reveal the answer. Click ( ) in the bottom right corner of each question window to return to the game board. Street Smarts In Case of Emergency Home Safety Disaster Preparedness 300

Street Smarts In Case of Emergency Home Safety Disaster Preparedness

Street Smarts for 100 When riding your bike you should always wear a ___________ on your head. HELMET

Street Smarts for 200 You should always look _______ ways before you cross the street. BOTH

Street Smarts for 300 When you get a scrape on your knee, you should always cover it with a ___________. BANDAGE

Street Smarts for 400 Kids should never talk to _____________ on the street. STRANGERS

In Case of Emergency for 100 What number should you call in case of an emergency? _______ 911

In Case of Emergency for 200 If your clothes catch on fire you should stop, drop and _______. ROLL

In Case of Emergency for 300 What would you do if someone was choking? 1.Play with your toys 2.Scream 3.Tell an adult 3. Tell an adult

In Case of Emergency for 400 What is the number for Poison control?

Home Safety for 100 Which of the following is a poison? 1.Ice cream 2.Paint 3.Bread 2. Paint

Home Safety for 200 What is the first thing you should do when you get in the car? Fasten your seatbelt!

Home Safety for 300 It is important that you wash your hands with warm water and _________. SOAP

Home Safety for 400 If you get something in your eyes, you should immediately rinse it out with lots of _________. WATER

Disaster Preparedness for 100 Which of the following items would not be included in an emergency kit? 1.Water 2.Flashlight 3.Shoelaces 4.Canned food 5.First aid kit 3. Shoelaces

Disaster Preparedness for 200 If you are playing outside and see lightening and hear thunder you should immediately: 1.Go inside and find shelter 2.Jump into the pool 3.Hide under a tree 1. Go inside and find shelter

Disaster Preparedness for 300 If you hear and see an ambulance what should you do? 1.Stay out of its way 2.Wave to the paramedics 3.Chase it with your bike 1. Stay out of its way

Disaster Preparedness for 400 If you are at home during a tornado, you should take shelter in: 1.Your front yard 2.Kitchen 3.A room with no windows 3. A room with no windows