PRACTICE / ONE CHOICE AT A TIME

Think it through.
Be more prepared.

This is practice, not an exam. Each choice explains why.

01 / 1 Q

What to do in an earthquake

You're watching TV in your 5th-floor apartment when you feel strong shaking. What do you do?

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You smell gas — what to do

You walk in the door and immediately smell strong gas. What do you do?

Try a situation →03 / 1 Q

What to pack in an emergency go-bag

You're putting together an emergency go-bag and think a suitcase would be easier to organize. What do you do?

Try a situation →04 / 2 Q

Preparing for power and water outages before a typhoon

A typhoon hits and your neighborhood's water suddenly gets cut off. What do you do?

Try a situation →05 / 2 Q

House fire — how to escape through heavy smoke

You smell smoke and it's already filling the hallway outside your room. What do you do?

Try a situation →06 / 1 Q

Early warning signs of basement or garage flooding

The underground parking garage is starting to flood, and your car is still down there. What do you do?

Try a situation →07 / 2 Q

Lost while hiking: the STOP method

While hiking, you realize you've taken a wrong turn and might be lost. What do you do?

Try a situation →08 / 2 Q

First aid for choking

A coworker is choking at lunch. You go over and ask "Are you choking?" and find they can't speak at all, their cough is weak, and their face is starting to turn blue. What do you do?

Try a situation →09 / 2 Q

What to do if attacked by giant hornets

While hiking, you notice giant hornets flying near you, but you haven't been stung yet. What do you do?

Try a situation →10 / 1 Q

What to do if bitten by a venomous snake

You've been bitten by a snake in a mountain area and aren't sure if it's venomous. What do you do?

Try a situation →11 / 2 Q

Debris flow warning signs and escape

While camping in a mountain area, you notice the stream suddenly turn murky and hear a dull rumbling like rocks grinding together. What do you do?

Try a situation →12 / 2 Q

CPR + AED, the full version

An adult suddenly collapses on the street, unresponsive and not breathing. You're the only one there, and you have your phone. What do you do?

Try a situation →13 / 2 Q

Burn first aid: Cool, Remove, Soak, Cover, Send

Your child accidentally gets scalded by hot water on their hand. What do you do first?

Try a situation →14 / 2 Q

Drowning: rescuing others and self-rescue

You're on the shore and spot someone struggling and calling for help in the water. What do you do?

Try a situation →15 / 2 Q

Chigger and centipede bites and other outdoor bites

You've been bitten by a centipede outdoors, and a neighbor says putting toothpaste or soy sauce on the wound will ease the pain. What do you do?

Try a situation →16 / 1 Q

Disaster prep for pets: evacuating together

A typhoon is approaching and you want to take your cat and dog with you to a shelter. What do you do?

Try a situation →17 / 1 Q

Helping elderly or mobility-impaired household members evacuate

You have a mobility-impaired elder at home, and you're considering whether to plan an evacuation route and division of responsibilities in advance. What do you do?

Try a situation →18 / 2 Q

Post-earthquake home safety checklist

The shaking has just stopped and you're about to check whether your home was damaged. What do you do?

Try a situation →19 / 1 Q

Where to check for school and work suspensions

It's a typhoon morning, and a LINE group is buzzing with "the next county over is off work and school today" — you want to know whether your own county is suspended too. What do you do?

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