Check your everyday safety literacy.

1 Emergencies

What should you check before approaching an injured person?

A Whether the scene is safe enough to approach B Whether a camera is available C The persons social media D Whether paperwork is complete

2 Emergency contacts

Why should you know the correct emergency number for your location?

A Emergency numbers and services differ by country or region B One number works worldwide C Only workplaces need it D Internet access is always available

3 Hygiene

When hands are visibly dirty, what is generally appropriate?

A Wash with soap and clean running water B Wipe them on clothing C Use fragrance only D Wait until the next day

4 Smoke alarms

What is a sensible smoke-alarm practice?

A Test and maintain alarms according to local and manufacturer guidance B Disable alarms during sleep C Paint over the vents D Install one without checking it again

5 Carbon monoxide

Why is carbon monoxide especially dangerous?

A It is colorless and odorless and can prevent oxygen delivery in the body B It is always bright green C It affects only outdoor plants D It can be detected reliably by smell

6 Medicine

What should you do before taking an unfamiliar medicine?

A Read the label and follow qualified medical or pharmacy guidance B Use another persons prescription C Double the dose to work faster D Ignore interactions

7 Food safety

How can cross-contamination be reduced during food preparation?

A Keep raw animal products and their tools away from ready-to-eat foods B Use one unwashed board for everything C Store cooked food below leaking raw meat D Rinse hands with water only after handling raw food

8 Labels

What should you do if a chemical containers label is missing or unreadable?

A Do not use it until it is safely identified and relabeled under applicable guidance B Smell it closely C Mix it with water D Pour it into a drink bottle

9 PPE

What determines suitable personal protective equipment?

A The specific hazard, exposure route, task, and applicable guidance B The workers favorite color C One universal glove for every chemical D The cheapest item only

10 Incident learning

Why report a near miss?

A It reveals a hazard before someone is harmed B It proves nothing happened C It replaces fixing the hazard D It should remain secret

11 Emergency supplies

What should influence a household emergency kit?

A Local hazards, household needs, official guidance, and periodic review B A single universal list with no changes C Only decorative items D Items no one can use

12 Limits

When should online health information not be treated as sufficient?

A When symptoms are severe, urgent, uncertain, or require diagnosis or treatment B Whenever a page has headings C Only when information is short D Never; online text replaces clinicians