Guard Your Stuff: Spotting Theft Attempts

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Froggy Jumps Guard Your Stuff: Spotting Theft AttemptsOnline version Personal safety against theft by Adam BOUI 1 What’s the first step if you suspect someone is trying to pick your pocket? a Create distance and move to a safer area b Ignore it and walk away c Confront them immediately 2 Which item is least vulnerable to theft in a crowded place? a A secured bag with zippers b An open backpack c A loose tote 3 Which behavior is a common distraction tactic used by thieves? a Carrying all valuables openly b Staring at you silently c Creating a commotion elsewhere 4 What should you do with your wallet in busy public spaces? a Leave it in an outer pocket b Hold it in your hand c Keep it in a zipped, inner pocket 5 Which security habit reduces theft risk at home? a Keep spare keys in plain sight b Lock doors and windows, even when inside c Leave doors unlocked while you shower 6 If someone grabs your bag, what’s a safe response? a Yell and confront them aggressively b Chase the thief c Drop the bag and move away safely 7 Why is it risky to distract a security guard with a fake emergency? a Distractions always stop theft immediately b It may leave you unprotected and mislead staff c Guards don’t care about emergencies 8 Which item helps track or deter theft effectively? a A heavy chain lock without use b A portable personal alarm or whistle c A shiny metal belt buckle 9 What should you do with unattended bags in public places? a Leave them near exits b Open and inspect them c Report and move away from them 10 If you’re unsure about someone’s intent, what’s best practice? a Directly engage with the person b Ignore your gut instinct c Stay aware and keep a safe distance

Froggy Jumps

Guard Your Stuff: Spotting Theft AttemptsOnline version

Personal safety against theft

by Adam BOUI

What’s the first step if you suspect someone is trying to pick your pocket?

Create distance and move to a safer area

Ignore it and walk away

Confront them immediately

Which item is least vulnerable to theft in a crowded place?

A secured bag with zippers

An open backpack

A loose tote

Which behavior is a common distraction tactic used by thieves?

Carrying all valuables openly

Staring at you silently

Creating a commotion elsewhere

What should you do with your wallet in busy public spaces?

Leave it in an outer pocket

Hold it in your hand

Keep it in a zipped, inner pocket

Which security habit reduces theft risk at home?

Keep spare keys in plain sight

Lock doors and windows, even when inside

Leave doors unlocked while you shower

If someone grabs your bag, what’s a safe response?

Yell and confront them aggressively

Chase the thief

Drop the bag and move away safely

Why is it risky to distract a security guard with a fake emergency?

Distractions always stop theft immediately

It may leave you unprotected and mislead staff

Guards don’t care about emergencies

Which item helps track or deter theft effectively?

A heavy chain lock without use

A portable personal alarm or whistle

A shiny metal belt buckle

What should you do with unattended bags in public places?

Leave them near exits

Open and inspect them

Report and move away from them

If you’re unsure about someone’s intent, what’s best practice?

Directly engage with the person

Ignore your gut instinct

Stay aware and keep a safe distance

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Guard Your Stuff: Spotting Theft Attempts

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Guard Your Stuff: Spotting Theft AttemptsOnline version

by Adam BOUI

What’s the first step if you suspect someone is trying to pick your pocket?

Which item is least vulnerable to theft in a crowded place?

Which behavior is a common distraction tactic used by thieves?

What should you do with your wallet in busy public spaces?

Which security habit reduces theft risk at home?

If someone grabs your bag, what’s a safe response?

Why is it risky to distract a security guard with a fake emergency?

Which item helps track or deter theft effectively?

What should you do with unattended bags in public places?

If you’re unsure about someone’s intent, what’s best practice?

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