Potential Hazards at Home and School

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Froggy Jumps Potential Hazards at Home and SchoolOnline version Identify the potential hazard in home and school by Perlito Hombrebueno 1 Which is a common fire hazard in a kitchen that should be avoided while cooking? a Using a metal spoon in a hot pan b Keeping a fire extinguisher nearby c Leaving unattended on a hot stove 2 What is a safe practice to prevent electrical hazards at home or school? a Leave chargers plugged in overnight b Use multiple adaptors at once c Keep cords away from water and plug into grounded outlets 3 Which object poses a tripping hazard in classrooms and hallways? a Non-slip chairs b Bright hallway lighting c Cables and loose rugs 4 Which chemical safety rule is most important in a lab or science area? a Mix chemicals to speed up experiments b Label and store chemicals properly c Ignore spill cleanup if small 5 A choking hazard for young children is most often found in: a Wall posters b Large furniture c Small toys or parts 6 What should you do if you notice a spill on the floor in a school area? a Wait for someone else to handle it b Ignore it if it’s small c Warn others and clean it up with appropriate towels 7 Which habit reduces the risk of burns during cooking at home? a Turn pot handles inward from the edge of the stove b Leave a lit burner unattended c Keep handles outward 8 What is a safety tip regarding stairs in schools or homes? a Skip handrails if in a hurry b Run on stairs to save time c Use handrails and keep stairs clear of obstacles 9 Which practice helps prevent poisoning from household products? a Store in unlocked cabinets b Keep products out of reach and use child-proof containers c Mix products for stronger cleaning 10 What’s a best practice for electrical outlets around kids? a Install safety covers on unused outlets b Disable all outlets with tape c Let kids plug and unplug freely

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Potential Hazards at Home and SchoolOnline version

by Perlito Hombrebueno

Which is a common fire hazard in a kitchen that should be avoided while cooking?

What is a safe practice to prevent electrical hazards at home or school?

Which object poses a tripping hazard in classrooms and hallways?

Which chemical safety rule is most important in a lab or science area?

A choking hazard for young children is most often found in:

What should you do if you notice a spill on the floor in a school area?

Which habit reduces the risk of burns during cooking at home?

What is a safety tip regarding stairs in schools or homes?

Which practice helps prevent poisoning from household products?

What’s a best practice for electrical outlets around kids?