Personal Safety Quiz
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For you to not get frequent visits to the operating room you should ensure that you cater to your personal safety. We previously took a course on ensuring we keep ourselves face in different situations. This quiz will assess your understanding of the material contained in the online lesson, Personal Safety 4 Life. Give it a shot and see just how safe you are.
- 1.
Cyclists do not need to signal when turning or changing lanes on the road.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
B False - Cyclists must follow the rules of the road just as other vehicles do.Rate this question:
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- 2.
It is OK to ride your bicycle on the sidewalk if the road is busy.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Riding a bicycle on the sidewalk can be dangerous, especially if there are pedestrians present. In many places, it's against the law to ride a bicycle on the sidewalk, and it's generally safer to ride on the road, following traffic rules and regulations. If the road is busy, cyclists should exercise caution and consider finding an alternative route or waiting for traffic to clear before riding on the road.Rate this question:
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- 3.
You should park your vehicle:
- A.
As far away from the building's entrance as possible.
- B.
In a well lit spot as close as possible to the building's entrance.
- C.
In an isolated spot away from other vehicles.
Correct Answer
B. In a well lit spot as close as possible to the building's entrance.Explanation
Parking your vehicle in a well-lit spot as close as possible to the building's entrance is the correct answer because it ensures the safety and security of your vehicle. Parking in a well-lit area reduces the risk of theft or vandalism, as it provides better visibility and deters potential criminals. Additionally, parking closer to the entrance allows for easier access to the building, saving time and effort.Rate this question:
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- 4.
When you are walking up to your vehicle, you should:
- A.
Get into the vehicle right away.
- B.
Look for your keys.
- C.
Check around, underneath, behind and inside the vehicle.
Correct Answer
C. Check around, underneath, behind and inside the vehicle.Explanation
When walking up to your vehicle, it is important to check around, underneath, behind, and inside the vehicle. This is to ensure that there are no potential hazards or dangers present before entering the vehicle. By thoroughly inspecting the surroundings and interior of the vehicle, you can identify any potential threats or issues that may need to be addressed before starting the vehicle and driving. This practice promotes safety and helps to prevent accidents or damage.Rate this question:
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- 5.
If you are about to drive and you feel very tired, you should:
- A.
Drive very slowly to avoid an accident.
- B.
Drink a coffee while driving.
- C.
Drink a coffee, tea or water before getting into the vehicle.
- D.
Turn the radio up really loud to keep yourself awake.
Correct Answer
C. Drink a coffee, tea or water before getting into the vehicle.Explanation
C - Caffeine or water can help you stay alert, but do not drink it while driving as this can be a distraction.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Your vehicle has broken down and you're parked on the side of the road. Your cell phone has died so you cannot call for help. The best thing to do is:
- A.
Get out of the car and flag down another driver for help.
- B.
If someone stops to offer help, gesture through the window for them to call for help.
- C.
Get another driver to take you to the nearest service station.
- D.
Ask the first person who stops to help you fix your car.
Correct Answer
B. If someone stops to offer help, gesture through the window for them to call for help.Explanation
B - Avoid getting out of the vehicle in the presence of a stranger. You never know if they just want to help or if they may use the opportunity to harm you or commit a crime.Rate this question:
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- 7.
When exercising outdoors, it is a good idea to:
- A.
Vary the times and route you take.
- B.
Stay off the busy path.
- C.
Exercise alone before the sun comes up.
- D.
Wear dark clothing to avoid being noticed.
Correct Answer
A. Vary the times and route you take.Explanation
When exercising outdoors, it is a good idea to vary the times and route you take. This is because following the same routine at the same time every day can make you predictable and potentially vulnerable to harm. By varying your exercise times and routes, you can avoid creating a pattern that could be exploited by someone with ill intentions. This adds an element of surprise and reduces the likelihood of being targeted, making it a safer choice for outdoor exercise.Rate this question:
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- 8.
You're walking down the street next to a wooded park when you notice someone following you. The best thing to do is:
- A.
Run into the woods where the person can't find you.
- B.
Stop and talk to the person in a friendly tone.
- C.
Quickly go to the nearest place where there are people, turn and loudly tell the person to stop following you.
- D.
Immediately start screaming for help.
Correct Answer
C. Quickly go to the nearest place where there are people, turn and loudly tell the person to stop following you.Explanation
C - The best response is not to be alone with the person. Go where there are people and draw attention to the fact that you are being followed.Rate this question:
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- 9.
The best place to leave spare keys to your home is:
- A.
In the mailbox.
- B.
With several people you know.
- C.
Under the doormat.
- D.
With a neighbour, friend or relative you trust.
Correct Answer
D. With a neighbour, friend or relative you trust.Explanation
D - Never hide spare keys on the property where someone might find them, and limit the number of people who have keys to your home.Rate this question:
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- 10.
You live in an apartment or condominium. Upon entering your building, a contractor asks you to let him in to do a job. You should:
- A.
Not let him in, and tell him to contact the superintendent or management office.
- B.
Let him in to do his job.
- C.
Ask where he needs to go and take him there yourself.
Correct Answer
A. Not let him in, and tell him to contact the superintendent or management office.Explanation
A - Someone from property management should provide access to contractor, as they can verify whether the person has a legitimate reason to be there.Rate this question:
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- 11.
It's a good idea to put a notice on your Facebook web page saying where you're going to be this evening:
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
B False - Someone could use the information to target you where you are going, or to target your home because you will not be there.Rate this question:
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- 12.
When taking public transit, if there are very few people on the vehicle, the best place to sit is:
- A.
At the back where you can see everyone.
- B.
In front near the driver.
- C.
Next to another passenger so you're not by yourself.
Correct Answer
B. In front near the driver.Explanation
B - Near the driver, in case something happens or you need help.Rate this question:
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- 13.
When meeting a new acquaintance or business contact, it is a good idea to:
- A.
Have them pick you up at your home.
- B.
Meet in a public place.
- C.
Meet at their home.
Correct Answer
B. Meet in a public place.Explanation
B - It is unsafe to allow someone you don't know well into your home, or to go to their home.Rate this question:
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- 14.
When traveling, it is best to keep all your important documents together in one place.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
B False - It is best to keep important documents separate, so that if something is lost or stolen, you do not lose everything.Rate this question:
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- 15.
You should always secure your wallet, keys and important documents every time you leave your desk.
- A.
True. You never know who might get hold of your valuables or sensitive company information.
- B.
False. I can trust all the people in my workplace.
Correct Answer
A. True. You never know who might get hold of your valuables or sensitive company information.Explanation
A True- Most of your co-workers may be trustworthy, but there could be visitors to the property whom you do not know.Rate this question:
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- 16.
If someone is physically attacking you, it is best to:
- A.
Beg them to stop.
- B.
Do everything you can to stop them so you can escape.
- C.
Fight them as hard as you can and keep hitting them when they are down.
Correct Answer
B. Do everything you can to stop them so you can escape.Explanation
B - If someone is already attacking you, do everything you can to stop the attack and escape. Doing nothing will not stop an attack, and could result in serious injury and long term psychological effects. Also, it is not legal to continue striking someone if they have stopped their assault.Rate this question:
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- 17.
The best program for self defence would be the one that:
- A.
Has the most techniques.
- B.
Has the most students who have won competitions.
- C.
Has simple techniques based on balance and leverage.
- D.
Has complex techniques.
Correct Answer
C. Has simple techniques based on balance and leverage.Explanation
C - A program that contains simple techniques based on balance and leverage is better than one that has many complicated techniques or is focused on sport competition.Rate this question:
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- 18.
When you are talking to someone, you should be concerned for your safety if:
- A.
They remove their glasses.
- B.
They face you squarely and look you in the eyes.
- C.
They repeat your questions back to you.
- D.
A and B
- E.
A and C
Correct Answer
E. A and CExplanation
A and C. A - People remove articles like glasses when they are about to get into a physical encounter. C - Repeating questions back indicates the person may be waiting for an opportunity to attack you. B does not apply because people usually blade their body when they are ready to attack.Rate this question:
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- 19.
A person grabs your arm and you apply a wrist-lock technique to remove their grip. According to Canadian use-of-force guidelines, this would be an example of what level of force?
- A.
Phyisical control (soft)
- B.
Intermediate weapon
- C.
Lethal force
- D.
Physical control (hard)
- E.
Presence
Correct Answer
A. Phyisical control (soft)Explanation
According to Canadian use-of-force guidelines, applying a wrist-lock technique to remove someone's grip when they grab your arm would be considered as "Physical control (soft)" level of force. This level of force involves using techniques that are intended to control or restrain the person without causing significant injury or harm. It focuses on using techniques that are proportionate to the situation and aimed at gaining compliance rather than causing injury.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Based on the states of awareness colour code chart, which of the following people would be considered in awareness state Orange?
- A.
A young woman is sitting on the bus listening to her MP3 player and daydreaming about being a tropical beach.
- B.
A man is having a conversation with another man in a bar when the second man throws a punch at the first. The first man blocks the punch, moves away and quickly goes out the nearest exit.
- C.
A woman is walking briskly down a busy city street, looking around at people and things as she goes.
- D.
A woman is on an elevator with a man she doesn't know when he gradually moves closer to her, even though there is plenty of room.
- E.
A man is walking home at night when he is suddenly approached by a young man with a knife who demands he hand over his wallet. The man freezes and doesn't know what to do.
Correct Answer
D. A woman is on an elevator with a man she doesn't know when he gradually moves closer to her, even though there is plenty of room.Explanation
The answer is D. Condition Orange is when a person becomes aware of possible danger.Rate this question:
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