Question

4 what is the best way to reduce injuries in the home?
place rugs on slippery floors.
store dangerous items securely and remove tripping hazards.
leave windows and doors open for ventilation.
ignore potential hazards.

1. what should you do if your clothes catch fire?

stop, drop, and roll.
spray yourself with water.
remove your clothing immediately.
run to get help.

1. which of the following is a key part of vehicle safety?

using phones for navigation while driving.
wearing a seatbelt at all times.
ignoring traffic laws.
driving faster during inclement weather.

Explanation:

• For question 4: Storing dangerous items securely and removing tripping hazards directly addresses reducing home - related injuries. Placing rugs on slippery floors might not be the best (if not non - slip), leaving windows/doors open for ventilation is not about injury prevention, and ignoring hazards is wrong.
• For question 5: The "stop, drop, and roll" method is a standard fire safety technique. Spraying with water may not be immediately available, removing clothes immediately can cause more harm (if stuck due to burns), and running can fan the flames.
• For question 6: Wearing a seatbelt at all times is a key vehicle safety measure. Using phones for navigation while driving (if not hands - free) is a distraction, ignoring traffic laws and driving faster in bad weather are dangerous.

Answer:

1. Store dangerous items securely and remove tripping hazards.
2. Stop, drop, and roll.
3. Wearing a seatbelt at all times.