Making Wise Personal-safety Decisions. (Quiz)

The weather forecast at your house.
Explanation: There are many factors to consider when planning a recreational outing, but safety is always of the utmost importance. Of the following factors, safety is of the least importance when planning a recreational outing.

False.
Explanation: While it is true that water activities can be enjoyed in a variety of weather conditions, it is still important to take the weather into account when planning these activities. For example, if the forecast calls for high winds, it may be best to avoid activities such as kayaking or sailing. Additionally, extreme heat or cold can also make water activities less enjoyable, so planning accordingly can help ensure a more enjoyable experience.

Tornadoes.
Explanation: The greatest cause of weather-related fatalities in the United States in 2008 was hurricanes.

False.
Explanation: There are a number of reasons why strong swimmers do not need to restrict themselves to swimming in areas patrolled by lifeguards. First, strong swimmers are typically more experienced and confident in their abilities, and are thus less likely to get into trouble in the water. Second, strong swimmers are generally more aware of their surroundings and of potential hazards, and are thus better able to avoid them. Finally, strong swimmers typically have a better understanding of water safety and rescue techniques, and are thus better equipped to deal with emergencies should they arise.

Swim 10 meters closer to the shore and then relax.

When the activity is indoors.
Explanation: There are a few exceptions to when sunscreen is necessary during a recreational activity. If the activity is taking place in the water, sunscreen is not necessary because the water will reflect the harmful UV rays. If the activity is taking place in the shade, sunscreen is also not necessary because the shade will provide protection from the sun.

Solar energy.
Explanation: Some environmental conditions you need to consider when planning an outdoor activity include the temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, and sunlight.

True.
Explanation: Erosion can occur when the ground is not stable, which can lead to a rock slide. When hiking or climbing, it is important to be aware of areas where erosion has occurred so that you can avoid them.

False.
Explanation: Injury prevention is always important, regardless of where you are. Just because all houses are built according to safety standards does not mean that accidents never happen. There are many things that can happen in the home that can lead to injury, such as slips and falls, electrical accidents, and more. It is always important to be aware of potential hazards and take steps to avoid them.

True.
Explanation: There are a few reasons for this. First, it's always more fun to do activities with friends. Second, it's safer to have someone with you in case something goes wrong. And finally, if you're not comfortable with the activity, it's helpful to have someone else there to encourage you.

False.
Explanation:There are a few reasons for this. First, it's always more fun to do activities with friends. Second, it's safer to have someone with you in case something goes wrong. And finally, if you're not comfortable with the activity, it's helpful to have someone else there to encourage you.

It would be perfectly safe for Betty to swim around and make sure the water is deep enough. If she finds that it is, the cliff could be a good place to practice.
Explanation: The statement that is false is that Betty is a professional high fiber. There is no such thing as a professional high fiber.

A liquid spill on the floor that was not cleaned.
Explanation: There are many potential safety hazards of indoor recreation, such as slips and falls, electrical hazards, and chemical hazards.

B. using a stool or a small ladder to reach the glass

d
Explanation: The best place to store medication is in a clearly labeled bottle in the medicine cabinet. This ensures that the medication is out of reach of children and is clearly labeled so that you know what it is and how to take it correctly.