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Froggy Jumps Fire Safety Away From HomeOnline version Hotel fire safety quiz by Suzanne Freeman 1 What should you choose a hotel/motel that is protected by? a No alarms or sprinklers b Only smoke alarms c Smoke alarms, CO alarms, and fire sprinklers 2 What should you ask at check-in about the fire alarm? a What the fire alarm sounds like b Where the lobby is located c If there are fire drills today 3 For deaf or hard of hearing guests, what should you request? a A room with a louder stereo b A room without any alarm c A room with a smoke alarm and awakening accessories 4 Where should you read the escape plan? a At the front desk b In your room c In the stairwell 5 How many doors should you count to the nearest two exits? a The number of floors you are from street level b The number of stairs inside your room c The number of doors between your room and the exits 6 If you cannot escape, what should you do with your room key? a Leave it at the desk b Keep it by your bed and take it if you leave c Hide it in a drawer 7 What should you do when you hear an alarm? a Wait for a roommate to exit first b Ignore it if you are close to your room c Leave and close all doors behind you 8 Which way should you exit—stairs or elevator? a Stay in the room until told to leave b Always use the elevator c Use the stairs unless directed otherwise by fire personnel 9 If all escape routes are blocked, what should you do? a Run to the lobby immediately b Break a window and jump c Return to your room, shut off fans/AC, seal gaps 10 What simple item should you bring and keep near your bed? a A spare key card b A flashlight c A water bottle

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Fire Safety Away From HomeOnline version

Hotel fire safety quiz

by Suzanne Freeman

What should you choose a hotel/motel that is protected by?

No alarms or sprinklers

Only smoke alarms

Smoke alarms, CO alarms, and fire sprinklers

What should you ask at check-in about the fire alarm?

What the fire alarm sounds like

Where the lobby is located

If there are fire drills today

For deaf or hard of hearing guests, what should you request?

A room with a louder stereo

A room without any alarm

A room with a smoke alarm and awakening accessories

Where should you read the escape plan?

At the front desk

In your room

In the stairwell

How many doors should you count to the nearest two exits?

The number of floors you are from street level

The number of stairs inside your room

The number of doors between your room and the exits

If you cannot escape, what should you do with your room key?

Leave it at the desk

Keep it by your bed and take it if you leave

Hide it in a drawer

What should you do when you hear an alarm?

Wait for a roommate to exit first

Ignore it if you are close to your room

Leave and close all doors behind you

Which way should you exit—stairs or elevator?

Stay in the room until told to leave

Always use the elevator

Use the stairs unless directed otherwise by fire personnel

If all escape routes are blocked, what should you do?

Run to the lobby immediately

Break a window and jump

Return to your room, shut off fans/AC, seal gaps

What simple item should you bring and keep near your bed?

A spare key card

A flashlight

A water bottle

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Fire Safety Away From HomeOnline version

by Suzanne Freeman

What should you choose a hotel/motel that is protected by?

What should you ask at check-in about the fire alarm?

For deaf or hard of hearing guests, what should you request?

Where should you read the escape plan?

How many doors should you count to the nearest two exits?

If you cannot escape, what should you do with your room key?

What should you do when you hear an alarm?

Which way should you exit—stairs or elevator?

If all escape routes are blocked, what should you do?

What simple item should you bring and keep near your bed?

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