Personal Safety Quiz - From Communitysafetycenter.Com
Take this quick multiple choice quiz and test your street smarts. . . .
- 1.
WHERE IS THE SAFEST PLACE TO SATND, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE ALONE, INSIDE AN ELEVATOR?
- A.
Furthest corner, facing forward
- B.
In the center of the elevator, facing the back
- C.
Between the floor buttons and alarm switch panel, and the door itself
Correct Answer
C. Between the floor buttons and alarm switch panel, and the door itselfExplanation
The safest place to stand inside an elevator, especially if you are alone, is between the floor buttons and alarm switch panel, and the door itself. This location allows you to be near the emergency alarm and the control panel, which can be helpful in case of any issues or emergencies. Additionally, standing close to the door gives you easy access to exit the elevator quickly when it reaches your desired floor.Rate this question:
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- 2.
HOW DO YOU KEEP YOUR POCKETBOOK (OR BRIEFCASE) SAFER IN A SUPERMARKET SHOPPING CART?
- A.
Underneath the cart
- B.
Under the seat shelf
- C.
On the seat shelf but strapped to the cart
- D.
Under the seat shelf and strapped to the cart
Correct Answer
D. Under the seat shelf and strapped to the cartExplanation
To keep your pocketbook or briefcase safer in a supermarket shopping cart, you should place it under the seat shelf and strap it to the cart. This ensures that your belongings are securely stored and less likely to be accessed or stolen by someone passing by. By utilizing the seat shelf and adding an extra layer of security with the strap, you can have peace of mind knowing that your items are protected while you shop.Rate this question:
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- 3.
YOU ARE INVOLVED IN A SEEMINGHLY INNOCENT ROAD RAGE INTERACTION, YOU DIDN'T CAUSE IT OR INSTIGATE IT...THE OTHER MOTORIST IS NOW TAILGATING YOUR CAR, AGGRESSIVELY ...YOUR CHOICES ARE:
- A.
Slow down (so as to make him slow down) so if the other driver tailgates and hits your car, the damage will be minimal
- B.
Fake him out…slam on the brakes but then speed up quickly. He’ll get the hint
- C.
Turn on your parking lights quickly and then shut them off. He’ll think it’s your brakes and slow down
- D.
Pull your car safely to the side of the roadway and let him pass. Then wait a few moments so as to create some distance and get further away from him when you pull back onto the roadway, maybe even after another car passes.
- E.
Try all of the above, and call the Police
Correct Answer(s)
D. Pull your car safely to the side of the roadway and let him pass. Then wait a few moments so as to create some distance and get further away from him when you pull back onto the roadway, maybe even after another car passes.
E. Try all of the above, and call the PoliceExplanation
The best course of action in this situation is to pull your car safely to the side of the roadway and let the aggressive driver pass. This will help to de-escalate the situation and avoid any potential accidents. Waiting a few moments before pulling back onto the roadway will create distance between you and the aggressive driver, reducing the chances of further conflict. Additionally, it is advisable to try all of the above options and call the police to report the incident and ensure your safety.Rate this question:
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- 4.
YOU ARE ALONE IN YOUR HOME AND YOU HEAR A KNOCK AT THE DOOR. YOU GO TO THE DOOR AND YOU ASK 'WHO IS HERE" THEY REPLY “My name is Jim Johnston whith the (local) phone company, would it be OK if I quickly, come inside to go to the your phone junction box to check your phone line due to a local area power outage”
- A.
You let him in and ask for ID
- B.
You ask for ID and then let him in
- C.
You create distance between you and the door, tell him to have someone from the phone company call you
- D.
Tell him that you are home alone and to come back later
- E.
Without opening or unlocking the door, you tell him to show you an ID and you call the phone company to confirm has information
Correct Answer
E. Without opening or unlocking the door, you tell him to show you an ID and you call the phone company to confirm has informationExplanation
The suggested explanation is that it is important to prioritize personal safety and security in this situation. By not opening or unlocking the door, the individual can maintain a safe distance and ask for identification. Calling the phone company to confirm the person's identity adds an extra layer of security and ensures that the individual is indeed from the phone company. This approach allows for caution and verification before allowing someone into the home.Rate this question:
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- 5.
YOU ARE STOPPED AT A RED LIGHT, IN TRAFFIC AND A MLAE JUMPS INTO THE PASSENGER SEAT AND ORDERS YOU TO DRIVE WAY FAST...OR ELSE
- A.
You cooperate and don’t fight or argue, offer no resistance, and don't ask questions, you hope he will just get out of the car when he gets to wherever he is going
- B.
You slide to the left and hug the door to create extra distance. You seek every first opportunity to abruptly jump out of the car (even while it’s in gear) to escape (and hope you don’t get hurt falling out of the car)
- C.
At the first opportunity, you strike him in the shoulder (or directly in the face) with your elbow (bone) and yell at him sternly to “get out of the car, or else”
Correct Answer
B. You slide to the left and hug the door to create extra distance. You seek every first opportunity to abruptly jump out of the car (even while it’s in gear) to escape (and hope you don’t get hurt falling out of the car)Explanation
The correct answer suggests that when faced with a dangerous situation where someone jumps into your car and orders you to drive fast, it is important to create distance and seek opportunities to escape. Sliding to the left and hugging the door allows for extra distance between you and the assailant. The answer also mentions the importance of being vigilant and taking the first opportunity to jump out of the car, even if it is still in gear, in order to escape the situation.Rate this question:
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- 6.
YOU ARE WALKING ALONG THE SIDEWALK AND A MALE IS WALKING DIRECTLY TOWARD YOU, INTO YOUR 'PATH' OF DIRECTION. HE LOOKS DISHEVELED AND ALREADY SEEMS LIKE HE MIGHT CONFRONT YOU.....
- A.
You stand your ground, you walk directly in the same direction and path, if you look confident, he will move over
- B.
You start veering to the street side of the sidewalk and create some distance to let him continue to walk straight. You make it clear that you are going to walk around him and give in to his space.
- C.
Reach into your pocket (as if you have a weapon of some type), stare him straight in the face, smile as you past, and proceed to walk briskly
Correct Answer
C. Reach into your pocket (as if you have a weapon of some type), stare him straight in the face, smile as you past, and proceed to walk briskly -
- 7.
A MOTORIST (MALE) IS DRIVING HIS CAR SLOWLY ALONG SIDE OF YOU AS YOU WALK OR JOG, HE SEEMS TO BE TRYING TO MAKE VERBAL CONTCT WITH YOU....
- A.
You can try to get a license plate and mentally record it, along with a description of the driver, his clothing and the vehicle
- B.
You can quickly reverse direction and run/walk the opposite way
- C.
You can hesitate slightly, give him a short opportunity to speak up, but be very careful not to get near the vehicle
- D.
You can get on your cell phone and call the Police and report the information you have, regardless if he drives away or approaches
- E.
Any of the above
Correct Answer
E. Any of the aboveExplanation
The given answer is "Any of the above" because all of the options mentioned are valid and appropriate actions to take in this situation. Each option provides a different approach to ensure personal safety and potentially gather information to report to the police. The decision on which action to take may depend on the individual's comfort level and the specific circumstances of the situation.Rate this question:
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- 8.
BEFORE LEAVING YOUR HOTEL ROOM FOR AWHILE AND EVEN THOUGH IT'S A NICE HOTEL, YOU WANT TO THINK ABOUT SECURITY STEPS THAT YOU SHOULD TAKE:
- A.
Leave the TV on at a reasonable volume
- B.
Post the "do not disturb" sign on the door
- C.
Bring expensive items like jewelery, extra money, important papers, etc to a secure safe or hide it all, in the room, maybe under the pillows
- D.
Be sure windows are secure, especially balcony sliders, close the curtains and leave all lights off
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
E. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above" because each of the listed security steps contributes to ensuring the safety of your belongings and the room. Leaving the TV on at a reasonable volume gives the impression that the room is occupied, deterring potential thieves. Posting the "do not disturb" sign on the door also indicates that the room is occupied and discourages unauthorized entry. Bringing expensive items to a secure safe or hiding them in the room, such as under the pillows, reduces the risk of theft. Ensuring that windows are secure, closing the curtains, and leaving all lights off further enhance the security measures.Rate this question:
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- 9.
WHILE SLEEPING, A NOISE IS HEARD INSIDE YOUR RESIDENCE, AS YOU AWAKEN, YOU HEAR MORE NOISE AND YOU BECOME SERIOUSLY ALARMED....WHAT SHOULD YOU DO....AND WHAT SHOULD YOU NOT DO?
- A.
Call Community Safety Center for the correct answers...
- B.
Email Community Safety Center for the correct answers...
- C.
Schedule a Safety class ASAp and get all of he answers, and more!
Correct Answer(s)
A. Call Community Safety Center for the correct answers...
B. Email Community Safety Center for the correct answers...
C. Schedule a Safety class ASAp and get all of he answers, and more! -
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