Examination questions and answers of 119 safety education platform in 22

If you don't choose an answer, please answer according to the real situation.

part I: fire safety questionnaire

question 1: your gender?

A, male

B, female

Question 2: Where does your school belong?

A, city

B, countryside

Question 3: Who are you living with at present?

A, living locally with parents (or one of them)

B, parents going out to work, living with grandparents or relatives

C, living in the workplace where parents work

Question 4: Do you have basic fire fighting equipment such as fire extinguishers and smoke alarms at home?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 5: Has your family made a road map for family fire escape?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 6: Does your family conduct fire evacuation drills regularly?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 7: What would you do if your oil pan caught fire? (multiple choices are allowed)

A, douse

B directly with water, cover

C directly with a pot cover, pour the cut vegetables into

D, and cover the oil pan with a dry towel

Question 8: Do you have any inflammable and explosive articles such as gasoline, alcohol and fireworks in your house?

A, yes

B, no

C, not sure

Question 9: Is there an escape exit on your security window?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 1: Will your whole family call 119 correctly?

A, adults and children can

B, adults can, children can't

C, adults and children can't

D, not sure

Question 11: Are there any sundries piled up on your balcony and corridor?

A, yes

B, no

C, not sure

Question 12: Does anyone smoke in bed or on the sofa in your family?

A, Yes

B, No

C, Not sure

Question 13: When the stove is on fire, are there always adults left in the kitchen?

A, yes

B, no

C, not sure

Question 14: Will your range hood be cleaned regularly?

A, yes

B, no

Question 15: Do you regularly check the lines and gas pipelines for aging and damage?

A, yes

B, no

C, not sure

Question 16: Have family members developed the good habit of turning off power and gas when going out?

A, Yes

B, No

Question 17: Are your lighters and matches in a safe place?

A, yes

B, not

C, uncertain

Question 18: If you have portable heaters such as Little Sun at home, are they placed in a safe place when using them?

A, yes

B, no

C, not sure

Question 19: Is there a phenomenon that the charger will not pull out for a long time after the mobile phone is charged?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 2: Does your TV set, set-top box, etc. have the phenomenon of unplugging the power supply all the year round?

A, Yes

B, No

C, Not sure

Question 21: What would you do if your TV set caught fire? (multiple choices are allowed)

a. First, cut off the power supply, then wet the blanket with water and cover it on the TV

b. Put out the fire directly with water

c. First, cut off the power supply, then put out the fire with dry powder fire extinguisher

d. Put out the fire directly with foam extinguisher

Question 22: Check whether there is any leakage of gas. Which method would you use?

A, strike a match

B, apply soapy water

C, smell

Question 23: Have you parked your car in the fire escape and blocked it?

A, yes

B, no

C, uncertain

Question 24: What do you think the fire door (fire door) should be in at ordinary times?

A, turn on

B, turn off

C, and be uncertain

Question 25: If you find a fire, you should call the police in time, so the alarm will be early and the loss will be small. The fire alarm telephone numbers in China are:

A, 119

B, 122

C, 12

Question 26: What to do when the oil pan is on fire:

A, put the pan under

B, cover it with a lid

C, and douse it with water

No.26. What should I do first:

A. Pay attention to the escape route map posted behind the door and check the location of the safety exit

B. Go to the kitchen of the hotel to check the food hygiene

C. Find out whether the waiter has received safety training

Question 28: When you open the room and smell the gas, Be quick:

A, turn on the light to find the leaking part

B, light the fire to see

C, open the doors and windows to ventilate

Question 29: What are the wrong ways to help when trapped in a fire?

A, shout out at the window, balcony or roof

B, and wave bright cloth to send out a distress signal during the day. At night, you can wave a flashlight

C and cry loudly

Question 3: When children set off fireworks and firecrackers, the correct way is:

A, they should be watched by an adult, and they should be set off at the designated place

B, as long as they are watched by an adult, they don't have to go to the designated place to set off fireworks

C, and they don't need adult supervision, but they should be set off at the designated place

. Which of the following practices is correct when you are trapped indoors and cannot escape:

A. You can block the door with soaked towels and clothes. Prevent poisonous smoke from entering

B, splash water on the door to cool down

C, send out distress signals to wait for rescue

D, open the door and rush out

Question 32: Which of the following behaviors are illegal fire-fighting behaviors:

A, occupying, blocking, sealing fire exits, evacuation passages and fire truck passages

B, occupying, burying pressure, and so on. Which of the following statements is correct:

A. Do not connect and pull wires indiscriminately. Don't overload electricity

B, replace aging electrical facilities and wiring in time

C, turn off the power switch when going out

D, and try to reduce the number of times the lights are turned on and off

Question 34: Which of the following options are fire safety measures that families should take:

A, equip necessary fire-fighting equipment and master the correct use method

B, make a family fitness plan

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