2022 Safety Quiz 2 Survey

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1. What month is National Preparedness Month?

January

March

September

November

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2. When building a disaster kit you should have enough supplies to last several:

Hours

Days

Weeks

Months

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3. When making a disaster plan you should consider specific needs in your household, such as:

Different ages of members within your household

Medical needs including prescriptions and equipment

Pets or service animals

All of the above

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4. It is important to have regular household meetings to review and practice your plan.

True

False

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5. Ready.gov lists 12 ways to prepare. Which is NOT one of the 12 ways

Make a Plan

Save for a "Rainy Day"

Practice Emergency Drills

Test Family Communication Plan

Safeguard Documents

Plan with Neighbors

Make your Home Safer

Know Evacuation Routes

Share Your Supplies with Less Prepared Neighbors

Assemble or Update Supplies

Get Involved in Your Community

Document and Insure Property

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6. When building a kit for your pet you should include a picture of you and your pet together.

True

False

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7. Different warning alerts available include:

Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs)

Emergency Alert System (EAS)

NOA Weather Radio (NWR)

All the above

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8. What should you do in an earthquake

Continue Working

Drop, cover and hold on

Take the nearest elevator

None of the above

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9. During an earthquake you should stay away from glass, windows, outside doors and walls and anything that could fall.

True

False

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10. You should exit the building as soon as the earthquake starts.

True

False

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11. If you discover a fire:

Tell another person immediately

Call or have them call 911 and a supervisor

Tell other employees to evacuate the area

All the above

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12. There are three options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity.

True

False

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13. The 3 options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity are:

Evacuate, hide out, take action

Evacuate, hide, call your mom

Evacuate, take action, calm down the shooter

None of the above

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14. Ready.gov is a great resource for building a kit, making a plan and getting involved.

True

False

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15. The safety zone around your residence should be 30 to 100 inches.

True

False

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16. For wildfire prevention, it is important to keep your roof and gutters clear of debris.

True

False

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17. Make sure you test what item in your house twice a year?

Lightbulbs

Smoke alarms

Freezer alarms

None of the above

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18. Fires can start anywhere in the home and at any time, so you should run through home fire drills at different times of the day or night and practice different ways out.

True

False

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19. Some examples of specific household needs include:

Different ages of members within your household

Dietary needs

Medical needs including prescriptions and equipment

Languages spoken

Pets or service animals

All the above

2022 Safety Quiz 2

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* 1. What month is National Preparedness Month?

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* 2. When building a disaster kit you should have enough supplies to last several:

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* 3. When making a disaster plan you should consider specific needs in your household, such as:

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* 4. It is important to have regular household meetings to review and practice your plan.

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* 5. Ready.gov lists 12 ways to prepare. Which is NOT one of the 12 ways

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* 6. When building a kit for your pet you should include a picture of you and your pet together.

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* 7. Different warning alerts available include:

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* 8. What should you do in an earthquake

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* 9. During an earthquake you should stay away from glass, windows, outside doors and walls and anything that could fall.

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* 10. You should exit the building as soon as the earthquake starts.

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* 11. If you discover a fire:

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* 12. There are three options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity.

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* 13. The 3 options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity are:

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* 14. Ready.gov is a great resource for building a kit, making a plan and getting involved.

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* 15. The safety zone around your residence should be 30 to 100 inches.

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* 16. For wildfire prevention, it is important to keep your roof and gutters clear of debris.

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* 17. Make sure you test what item in your house twice a year?

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* 18. Fires can start anywhere in the home and at any time, so you should run through home fire drills at different times of the day or night and practice different ways out.

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* 19. Some examples of specific household needs include:

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* 20. Name (First and Last) to receive credit for the quiz. (Required.)

1. What month is National Preparedness Month?

2. When building a disaster kit you should have enough supplies to last several:

3. When making a disaster plan you should consider specific needs in your household, such as:

4. It is important to have regular household meetings to review and practice your plan.

5. Ready.gov lists 12 ways to prepare. Which is NOT one of the 12 ways

6. When building a kit for your pet you should include a picture of you and your pet together.

7. Different warning alerts available include:

8. What should you do in an earthquake

9. During an earthquake you should stay away from glass, windows, outside doors and walls and anything that could fall.

10. You should exit the building as soon as the earthquake starts.

11. If you discover a fire:

12. There are three options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity.

13. The 3 options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity are:

14. Ready.gov is a great resource for building a kit, making a plan and getting involved.

15. The safety zone around your residence should be 30 to 100 inches.

16. For wildfire prevention, it is important to keep your roof and gutters clear of debris.

17. Make sure you test what item in your house twice a year?

18. Fires can start anywhere in the home and at any time, so you should run through home fire drills at different times of the day or night and practice different ways out.

19. Some examples of specific household needs include:

20. Name (First and Last) to receive credit for the quiz. (Required.)