Take 5 Challenge – Nsc National Safety Month Quiz
Take 5 Challenge – NSC National Safety Month Quiz
- 1.My husband has the same symptoms I had a week ago. I should:
- A.
Tell him to take some of the medicine my doctor prescribed to me.
- B.
Go refill my prescription and give the medicine to my husband.
- C.
Encourage him to visit his own doctor.
- 2.Even though the law does not require it, motorcyclists should wear brightly colored clothing and helmets.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.I have to load this really heavy box into the truck outside. I should…
- A.
Stop whining, pick it up and put it in the truck. I’ve done this a thousand times before; I don’t need any help.
- B.
Ask a friend to help me carry the box, or get a dolly to wheel it out to the truck.
- C.
Close my eyes and wish the box into the truck.
- 4.Today I’m helping a friend move from Geneva to Batavia. I had better stretch and warm up before we start.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Texting while driving is no worse than changing the radio station while driving.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.If I take a call while driving, I should always:
- A.
Answer, but be very quick to finish the conversation and hang up.
- B.
Use my hands-free device. I don’t want to be distracted while I’m driving.
- C.
Pull over and park if it’s a call that I must answer.
- 7.Vehicle collisions are the number one cause of teen deaths. New drivers should:
- A.
Never talk or text on a cell phone while driving.
- B.
Maximize their time behind the wheel with an adult.
- C.
Limit their nighttime driving until they are more experienced drivers.
- D.
All of the above.