Preparing Your Family Before An Emergency (Ohio)
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- 1.
In the event of a serious emergency, calling and receiving assistance from 911 will always be an option.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 2.
The best ‘meeting place’ for your family would be a location at least two counties away from your home.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 3.
It is recommended that you should have a stockpile of supplies
- A.
That will last you for at least 3 days.
- B.
Only if you are in a flood zone.
- C.
If you are responsible for the care of children or the elderly.
- D.
That will sustain every pet and person in your home, for at least 3 months.
Correct Answer
A. That will last you for at least 3 days. -
- 4.
An emergency plan is necessary
- A.
To help reduce fear and anxiety and potential losses.
- B.
To purchase homeowners insurance.
- C.
In the event you need to apply for FEMA assistance.
- D.
Only for those in tornado zones.
Correct Answer
A. To help reduce fear and anxiety and potential losses. -
- 5.
When preparing for an emergency, your emergency contact
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Should be someone who would not be affected by the same emergency.
- C.
Information should be known to all family members.
- D.
Information should be shared with the child’s caseworker.
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 6.
When a child is placed in your home you should contact the daycare/school,
- A.
To find out what their emergency plan is.
- B.
To let them know where you will go if there is an emergency.
- C.
To give them permission to care for the child if you need to evacuate.
- D.
To provide them with a copy of your family emergency plan.
Correct Answer
A. To find out what their emergency plan is. -
- 7.
Which of the following is NOT on the list of essential items you should have in your emergency it?
- A.
Google maps (or other map application) on your cell phone.
- B.
Wrench or pliers, or other tools, to turn off utilities if necessary.
- C.
A whistle
- D.
Medication, glasses and/or contacts
Correct Answer
A. Google maps (or other map application) on your cell phone. -
- 8.
If you are caring for someone with disabilities, your planning
- A.
Should include contacting/registering with local and state Office of Emergency Management agency.
- B.
Can rely on medical facilities because they will be available.
- C.
Should focus on the safety of the caregiver since they are solely responsible for the person.
- D.
Should include evacuating to the closest hospital.
Correct Answer
A. Should include contacting/registering with local and state Office of Emergency Management agency. -
- 9.
To prepare for power outages
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Turn your refrigerator and freezer to the coldest settings.
- C.
Eliminate empty space in the freezer by using baggies filled with water.
- D.
Put a coin on top of a cup of frozen water so you can tell later if your items thawed and re-froze.
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 10.
The 30/30 safety rule pertains to
- A.
Counting to 30 after lightening and remain inside 30 minutes after thunder.
- B.
Planning for an emergency 30 days before an event.
- C.
Planning 30 days in advance and ensuring you have supplies for 30 days.
- D.
Practicing safety drills 30 times in 30 days.
Correct Answer
A. Counting to 30 after lightening and remain inside 30 minutes after thunder. -
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