Earthquake Drill Quiz

A realistic illustration of a person practicing earthquake safety by dropping, covering, and holding on during an earthquake in a classroom setting, with books and items falling around them, showcasing clear safety procedures.

Earthquake Safety Quiz

Test your knowledge about earthquake safety and preparedness with our engaging quiz! Understanding how to act during an earthquake can save lives and reduce injuries. Challenge yourself and see how well you know the best practices to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

Learn essential earthquake safety tips
Understand key hazards to watch out for
Know the right actions to take whether indoors, outdoors, or in a vehicle

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by PreparingSafety21

What are the biggest hazards during an earthquake?

Falling objects such as pictures, items in cupboards and on shelves, ceiling tiles, fixtures (lights), furniture, file cabinets, and bookshelves

Swinging doors and broken windows

Possible fires from broken natural gas lines, electrical short circuits, etc.

Electrical shock hazards – be aware of potential damage to electrical equipment

All of the above

The best way to protect yourself during an earthquake is to:

Stop, drop and roll

Stand in the nearest doorway

Drop, cover and hold on

If there is no table or desk to take cover under during an earthquake you should:

Crouch in an inside corner of a room and cover your head with your arms

Stand in the nearest doorway

Stand in the middle of the room away from windows and doors

If you're outdoors during an earthquake you should:

Go stand in the doorway of the nearest building

Go inside the nearest building and find somewhere to drop, cover and hold on

Stay outside and move away from buildings, streetlights and utility wires

If you're in a vehicle during an earthquake you should:

Drive home as quickly as possible

Drive to the nearest fire station as quickly as possible

Stop and park in a clear location away from buildings, bridges and overpasses

Immediately after the earthquake when the shaking has stopped you should: (choose all that apply)

Run and wait outside the building

Wait for instruction from the building response team/ floor wardens

Call 911 even if no one is injured

Check yourself and others for injuries, and help injured or trapped persons. Give first aid where appropriate

Be careful around broken glass and debris, and wear boots or sturdy shoes to keep from cutting your feet

The response team/floor wardens will advise as to the safety and condition of the building and determine if evacuation is necessary and where to evacuate to.

True

False

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