Test: Mind Your Safety - 1 - Class 2 MCQ

If you meet with an accident at school, you should immediately Report to the teacher.
If the student is being transported to a medical facility, inform the student’s parent or legal guardian.

Do not take Medicines on your own. Always ask your elders. Take any medicine only after contacting the doctor as much as possible. Follow the instructions given by them. Be very careful when buying medicine. Be sure to check the manufacturing date and expiry date of the medicine. Using old medicine can be harmful.

Always walk on the footpath, where there is no footpath, walk in the right side margin of the road so that you can see the traffic coming in the opposite direction.

Do Not Take your Head or Hands out of Moving Vehicl. this can cause accidents and can hurt you badly. So make sure that you never ever do it and also ask your friends not to do it in future. Also make sure that you enter the bus and exit the bus only when it has stopped completely. Avoid playing in a moving bus as it can hurt you.

A pencil sharpener is a tool for sharpening a pencil's writing point by shaving away its worn surface.

Zebra crossings are marked with black and white stripes on the road and zigzag lines on either side. These markings warn drivers that there may be pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross the road. They also tell drivers that they must give way to pedestrians on the crossing.

We should not touch electrical appliances with wet hands because our body is a good conductor of electricity and since we may get electric shocks. A conductor allows electricity to pass through it and so our body is. One should use any insulator if they are in contact of water.

It is very dangerous to play on the road because children dont know about the traffic rules implemented and will not follow it and because of this anything can happen , the vehicles are running on the street and children could get accident while playing , they could injure themself .

Before you cross a road, stop, hold hands, look left, right and look left again. When the road is clear, walk directly and quickly across but keep looking out. Do not run because you may trip over and fall.