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911 Safety Quiz
911 Safety Quiz
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1. When is it OK to call 911?
1. When is it OK to call 911?
A person is unconscious, your buddy has broken a bone, a fire, etc.
A person is unconscious, your buddy has broken a bone, a fire, etc.
2. When should you NOT call 911?
2. When should you NOT call 911?
Lost toy, missing pet, angry with sibling, broken window, out of ice cream, scraped knee, etc.
Lost toy, missing pet, angry with sibling, broken window, out of ice cream, scraped knee, etc.
3. Should you whisper on the phone?
3. Should you whisper on the phone?
I feel that if the situation calls for it, whispering is appropriate. If hiding in the closet from an intrude for example
I feel that if the situation calls for it, whispering is appropriate. If hiding in the closet from an intrude for example
4. Should you use a clear, loud voice on the phone?
4. Should you use a clear, loud voice on the phone?
Time is of the essence in most circumstances, the dispatcher needs to hear everything the first time
Time is of the essence in most circumstances, the dispatcher needs to hear everything the first time
5. How long should you stay on the phone with 911?
5. How long should you stay on the phone with 911?
Stay on the phone until first responders arrive
Stay on the phone until first responders arrive
6. Do you know your address?
6. Do you know your address?
This is probably the second question the dispatcher will ask you, right after “what is your emergency”
This is probably the second question the dispatcher will ask you, right after “what is your emergency”
7. Can you repeat your home phone number?
7. Can you repeat your home phone number?
Dispatch needs a way to contact you, I mean what happens if your call is lost or dropped!?
Dispatch needs a way to contact you, I mean what happens if your call is lost or dropped!?
Printable 911 Safety Quiz
Printable 911 Safety Quiz
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