Personal Safety Quiz

B - It is unsafe to allow someone you don't know well into your home, or to go to their home.

A True- Most of your co-workers may be trustworthy, but there could be visitors to the property whom you do not know.

B False - Cyclists must follow the rules of the road just as other vehicles do.

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.

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.

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.

A - Someone from property management should provide access to contractor, as they can verify whether the person has a legitimate reason to be there.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

B - Near the driver, in case something happens or you need help.

C - Caffeine or water can help you stay alert, but do not drink it while driving as this can be a distraction.

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.

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.

B False - It is best to keep important documents separate, so that if something is lost or stolen, you do not lose everything.

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.

The answer is D. Condition Orange is when a person becomes aware of possible danger.