SAFETY IN YOUR HOME
Another.
Alternate.
A heater would never spark or fall over and catch a room on fire.
False.
Besides fires, no other emergencies can happen at home.
False.
Fires most frequently occur in the bedroom.
False.
Move handles toward the outside of the stove top.
False.
Smoke detectors should be placed only in the kitchen.
False.
Use a fire extinguisher or throw water on a kitchen fire.
False.
Materials that are easily set on fire.
Flammable materials.
To catch on fire.
Ignite.
To end.
Stifle.
Solid, safe.
Sturdy.
A fire can start in any room.
True.
A fire escape plan for your home should include two ways of escape for every room and a safe meeting place outside.
True.
Double check what you are eating or drinking, especially if it did not come out of the refrigerator, freezer, or pantry.
True.
Failing to store flammable materials correctly can result in a fire.
True.
Never re-enter a burning house.
True.
Never use electrical cords that have exposed wires or torn plugs.
True.
One of the easiest ways to protect your family from a fire is to install a smoke detector.
True.
Plan before an emergency happens, so that you know what to do.
True.
To avoid burns, use pot holders or mitts to move hot pots and pans.
True.