Test question 1 for primary school anti-drowning safety education

1. Fill in the blanks

1. The "six no-nos" requirements for preventing drowning are: 1. No private use Swim in the water; 2. You are not allowed to swim with others without authorization; 3. You are not allowed to swim without the guidance of parents or teachers; 4. You are not allowed to swim in unfamiliar waters; 5. You are not allowed to swim in areas without safety facilities or without Swim in the waters of rescue personnel; 6. Students who do not know how to swim are not allowed to go into the water to rescue without authorization.

2. Those who cannot swim should not/do not go into the water to swim. Minors who do not have rescue skills should not/do not rush into the water to rescue a drowning person. They should shout for help and ask the people around them for help.

3. Swimming must be led by an adult. Swimming alone is the most likely to cause problems. If your companion is not an adult, it is difficult to ensure that you will receive proper rescue in the event of danger.

4. Do not go swimming if you are sick. It is most likely to occur (cramps), (accidental coma), and is life-threatening.

5. After participating in strenuous physical labor or strenuous exercise, do not jump into the water immediately to swim, especially if you are sweating profusely or hot, otherwise you may easily fall into the water. Cause (cramp), (cold), etc.

6. It is not suitable to swim in bad weather conditions such as (thunderstorm), (windy), (sudden weather changes), etc.

7. Observe the environment of the swimming area before entering the water. If there is a danger warning, you cannot swim here.

8. Before diving, make sure the water depth is at least (3) meters and there are no (weeds) or rocks underwater. It is safer to enter the water (feet) first.

9. Test the water temperature before going into the water. If the water is too cold, don’t go into the water.

10. Do not swim without permission (with classmates); do not swim (in unsafe waters); do not play in rivers, ponds and other waters (on the way to and from school).

11. The "seven don'ts" for swimming safety are not (to swim in the water privately), not to swim (with classmates without permission), not to swim (without the guidance of parents or guardians), not to ( Go to waters without safety facilities) to swim, do not (go to unfamiliar waters to swim), do not (go to the water to play and play), do not (go into the water blindly to rescue).

12. Do not (play), wash hands, or wash things (alone) by rivers, lakes, ponds, etc. You should (stay away) from these places even in normal times.

13. You cannot go into the water (swim) with your classmates (in company) privately.

14. Do not play near unsafe waters, let alone swim in the water.

16. Primary school students can learn to swim in the swimming pool under the guidance of (adults); after learning to swim, they are not allowed to swim in rivers, (lakes), or (mountain ponds).

17. When learning to swim in a swimming pool, do not swim in the (deep water) swimming area; those who do not know how to swim should not swim in the (deep water area), even if they are wearing a lifebuoy (it is not safe).

18. If you find minors playing and swimming in rivers, lakes, ponds or in the water, you must promptly (dissuade) and report to (parents), (teachers) or (adults).

19. Primary school students should also learn basic (self-protection) and (self-rescue) methods.

Rescue methods when someone is found drowning:

20. If a minor finds someone drowning and cannot (go into the water to save the person), he should immediately call for help from the surrounding (adults).

21. If minors find someone drowning, they can (throw) lifebuoys, bamboo poles, wooden boards and other floating objects to the drowning person. Remember not to (go into the water) or use (your own hands) to pull the person.

22. Find an adult nearby to come to the rescue as soon as possible, or call (110) to call the police.

When primary school students accidentally drown, they should do the following:

23. Don’t panic, call out for help immediately when you find someone around you.

24. Relax the whole body, let (body) on the water surface, bring (head) out of the water, kick the water with (feet), prevent physical loss of physical strength, and wait for rescue.

25. When the body sinks, you can press the water with your palms downward.

26. It is best to wear earplugs when swimming to prevent water from entering the ears.

27. If water enters the ears, tilt your head to the side of the water in time, and jump on one foot. , let it flow out naturally, and then use a clean cotton swab to gently probe into the external auditory canal to clean it.

28. If symptoms such as ear tightness, earache, dizziness, etc. occur after water enters the ear, do not pick it with your hands and go to the hospital for treatment in time.

29. If pool water enters the nasal cavity, do not pinch the nostrils and blow hard. Instead, press the nostrils on one side and blow gently one by one, or inhale and then spit it out from the mouth.

30. Where there are whirlpools, there are often garbage, leaves and debris swirling in the water surface. You can detect them early if you pay attention, and you should try to avoid getting close to them.

31. If a whirlpool is approaching, do not step on the water. You should immediately lie flat on the water and swim quickly along the edge of the whirlpool with crawling strokes.

32. Personal bank account numbers should not be easily known to others except your parents unless necessary.

33. The personal banking password should not be set too simple or too complex. If others do not know it, it will be easier for you to remember it.

34. Don’t work in front of the computer screen for more than 1 hour at a time.

35. Using credit and debit cards for online shopping is not only convenient, but also very safe, because transactions conducted through them are protected by relevant laws.

36. Cramps are muscle insufficiency. Voluntary tonic contractions, too low water temperature or too long swimming time may cause cramps. When cramps occur, the most important thing is to stay calm and not panic.

37. The most common cramp during swimming is calf cramp. At this time, you should do backstroke and hold your toes with your hands.

15. Do not go to school, on the way home from school, on weekends, or during holidays. Go to rivers, lakes, ponds, play in the water, (swim).

Push forward with your lower legs and strive to get closer to the shallow water or the shore.

2. Multiple choice questions

1. When swimming, the correct approach is (D);

A. When swimming, you can get into the water first to adapt. If you are not used to it, go ashore again. B. As long as the water quality is good, you can swim anywhere. C. Students can dive and compete with each other to see who can dive longer. D. None of the above is correct.

2. What will you do when you find someone falling into the water (D)?

A. Call out for help and ask the people around you for help. B. Call 110 or 120.

C. If there are floating objects, throw them to the person who falls into the water in time. D. All of the above are correct.

3. My companion asked me to go swimming in the river, saying it was fun there and that I had been there several times without any problems. I should (D);

A. Go together. B. Ask a few more people who can swim to go with you.

C. Go without telling the parents. D. None of the above is correct.

4. The weather is very hot, and my parents who are good at swimming ask me to go swimming in a deep-water river. I should (A);

A. Discourage the parents. B. Bring your phone with you so you can call for help in case of danger.

C. Bring a swimsuit. D. Go with confidence.

5. Your companion invites you to swim in a strange place and boldly guarantees that there is no danger. The correct approach is (B);

A. Bring your phone with you, just in case. If you are in danger, call for help. B. Discourage going.

C. Bring a swimsuit. D. Ask a few more classmates to go.

6. If a cramp occurs while swimming, the correct answer is (D);

A. For those who have cramps in their hands and feet, if they have cramps in their fingers, they can make a fist and then Open with force and repeat quickly several times until the cramps disappear.

B. If you have cramps in your calves or toes, take a breath and float on the water. Hold the toes of the cramped limb with the hand on the opposite side of the cramped limb, and pull it toward the body with force, while using the palm of the same side Press on the knee of the cramped limb to help straighten the cramped leg.

C. If you have thigh cramps, you can also use the same method of lengthening the cramped muscles to solve the problem. D. All of the above are correct.

7. Swimming tips, the correct one is (D);

A. Swimming must be led by parents (guardians).

B. Swimming alone is the most likely to cause problems. If your companion is not a parent (adult), it is difficult to guarantee that you will receive proper rescue in the event of danger.

C. It is not suitable to swim in bad weather such as thunderstorms, winds, sudden changes in weather, etc. D. All of the above are correct.

8. Swimming tips, the correct one is (D);

A. After participating in strenuous physical labor or strenuous exercise, do not jump into the water to swim immediately.

B. Do not get into the water immediately when you are sweating profusely and feeling hot.

C. It is not advisable to swim when you have a cold.

D. All of the above are correct.

9. When you are in danger on the water, which of the following numbers should you call for help? (C)

A.119B.110C.12395D.120

10. Falling into the water in winter After that, should I take off my clothes to reduce the burden? (B)

A. Yes B No

11. What are the necessary life-saving equipment on each ship? (B) A. Lifeboat

B. Life jacket C. Life raft D. Protective suit

12. Do not be too full or hungry when entering the water. Do not get into the water until (A) hours after a meal to avoid cramps.

A. 1 hour B. 2 hours C. 3 hours D. 4 hours

13. Swimming is a very beneficial physical exercise. In order to ensure safety, it should be done ( B)

A. Swim wherever you want

B. Be sure to be fully prepared to warm up before entering the water

C. You can go Swimming in deep water is more exciting

D. You can go swimming in deep water, where there are more expert swimmers

14. Test the water temperature before going into the water, and beware of cramps. The most suitable water temperature for swimming is (C)

A. 8 degrees Celsius

B. 18 degrees Celsius

C. 28 degrees Celsius

D. 38 degrees Celsius

15. When swimming, the correct approach is (D)

A. When swimming, you can go into the water to adapt first, and then go ashore if you are not used to it

B. As long as the water quality is good, you can swim anywhere

C. Students can swim and compete with each other to see who can dive longer

D. None of the above

16. Observe the environment of the swimming area before entering the water. If there is (A), you cannot swim here.

A. Danger warning

B. Safety sign

C. Green mountains and green waters

D. None of the above

17. Approximately what proportion of the earth’s surface area does water account for? (C)

A.50

B.60

C.70

　D.80

　18. Which river in my country is called the "golden waterway"? (B)

　A. The Yellow River

　B. Yangtze River

C. Pearl River

D. Heilongjiang

19. What will you do when you find someone falling into the water? (D)

A. Shout out for help and ask for help from people around you.

B. Play 110, 120.

C. If there are floating objects, throw them to the person who falls into the water in time.

D. All of the above are correct. Primary school anti-drowning safety education test question 2

1. Multiple choice questions (3 points each)

1. Swimming is a very useful physical exercise. In order to ensure safety, you should do Go to:

A. Swim wherever you want

B. Be sure to be fully prepared to warm up before entering the water

C. You can go Swimming in deep water is more exciting

2. Don’t be too full or hungry when entering the water. Do not get into the water until () hours after a meal to avoid cramps.

A. 1 hour B. 2 hours C. 3 hours D. 4 hours

3. Test the water temperature before entering the water, and beware of cramps. The most suitable water temperature for swimming is ().

A. 8 degrees Celsius B. 18 degrees Celsius C. 28 degrees Celsius D. 38 degrees Celsius

4. If you swim in rivers, lakes, or seas, you must be accompanied by (). Do not Swimming alone;

A. Companions B. Adults who can swim C. Teachers D. Parents

5. Observe the environment of the swimming place before entering the water. If there is (), you cannot This swimming;

A. Danger warning B. Safety sign C. Green mountains and green water

6. Which of the following places are suitable for swimming? ()

A. Current Turbulent waters B. Natural reservoirs C. Areas with unknown water depth D. Safe shallow water areas

7. What will you do when you find someone falling into the water?

A. Call for help, Ask people around you for help B. Call 110 or 120 C. If there are floating objects, throw them to the person who falls into the water in time D. All of the above are correct

8. Be sure to do () exercise before swimming.

A. Warming up B. Vigorous C. Breathing D. None of the above

9. You should consider your physical condition before swimming. If you are too full, too hungry, or over () , don't swim.

A. Excitement B. Sadness C. Fatigue D. None of the above

10. Incorrect practices when rescuing a drowning person ()

A. Try your best Approach from behind B. When the drowning person floats on the water, you can throw wooden boards, bamboo poles, etc. at him. C. Regardless of it, jump down immediately to save the person.

2. Judgment (√ for the right answer, √ for the wrong answer) ×). (3 points for each question)

1. After losing your footing and falling into the water, relax your body and tilt your head back. ()

2. My companion asked me to go swimming in the river, saying that it was very fun and that I had been there several times without any problems, so I went. ()

3. For a drowning person, after landing on the shore, lie on your back and press the abdomen and back. ()

4. When swimming, you must first check whether there is safety protection. ()

5. As long as the water quality is good, you can swim anywhere. ()

6. When swimming, you can go into the water to adapt first, and then go ashore if you are not used to it. ()

7. When drowning occurs, you can raise your arms and flutter around. ()

8. Students can dive and compete with each other to see who can dive longer. ()

9. It’s too hot in summer. Go swimming immediately after lunch to cool down. ()

10. When you find your partner is drowning, bravely go into the water to rescue him.

()

3. Short answer questions (40 points)

1. What should you do if you find yourself cramping while swimming?

2. Your companion invites you to go What would you do if you swim in a strange place and boldly guarantee that there is no danger?

Reference answers:

1. Multiple-choice questions

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2. True or False Questions

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(2) If there is cramp in the calf or toe, take a breath and float on the water first, and hold it with the hand on the opposite side of the cramped limb Hold the toes of the cramped limb and pull it toward the body. At the same time, use the palm of the same side to press the knee of the cramped limb to help straighten the cramped leg; (3) If the thigh cramps, the same method of lengthening the cramped muscles can be used solve. As long as the meaning is right, 2. Omit it