Instructions
Dear Student,
Today, you will learn about fire safety and how to prevent fires in your home and community. Answer the questions below to test your understanding of fire safety practices. Take your time and think carefully about each question.
1. Multiple Choice Questions
Please circle the correct answer.
- A fire can start from:
- Leaving a candle unattended
- Cooking food
- Using electrical appliances improperly
- All of the above
- What is the best way to put out a small kitchen fire?
- Throw water on it
- Use a fire extinguisher
- Try to smother it with a cloth
- Leave the room
- Which of the following should you NOT do in case of a fire?
- Stay calm and exit the building
- Use the elevator
- Call 911 when safe
- Close doors behind you
2. Fill in the Blanks
Complete the following sentences with the correct words:
- It is important to have a _______ plan in case of a fire.
- Never leave _______ burning unattended.
- Make sure to check your smoke _______ regularly.
- If your clothes catch fire, you should _______ and _______.
3. Short Answer Questions
Answer the following questions in complete sentences:
- What are two ways you can prevent fires at home?
- Describe what you would do if you hear a smoke alarm while at home.
- Why is it important to have a fire extinguisher accessible in your kitchen?
4. Scenario Analysis
Read the scenario below and answer the questions:
Scenario: You are at home when you smell smoke and hear the smoke alarm go off.
- What is your first reaction?
- Identify two safety steps you will take before leaving the house.
5. Create a Fire Safety Poster
Design a fire safety poster that includes:
- Two important fire safety rules
- A drawing or symbol representing fire safety
Make sure your poster is colorful and can be easily understood by others!
Once you have finished, review your answers and think about how you can share what you've learned with your family and friends.