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An informative and engaging illustration depicting various water safety measures, CPR instructions, and drowning statistics, with a focus on UK locations like rivers and beaches.

Essential Drowning Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge on drowning prevention and CPR with our engaging quiz! This quiz will help you understand the risks of drowning, safety measures, and the effective steps to take in an emergency.

Key Features:

12 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format for easy answering
Focus on critical drowning prevention knowledge

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by SwimmingSafety123

Which gender is most likely to drown in the UK?

Males

Females

Both genders are equally likely

When performing CPR how deep should your hands go into the casualty’s chest?

8-9

1-2

3-4

5-6

When saving someone, what is something you should try NOT to do?

Go in the water

Touch the person

Call for help

Talk to the person

Where do most drownings occur in the UK?

Rivers/streams

Lake/canal

Beach/coast

Swimming pools

What does a black and white checkered flag mean?

It is safe to swim there

It is unsafe to swim there

It is a water sports area

It is a competitive swimming area

What does a red and yellow flag mean?

It is safe to swim there

It is unsafe to swim there

It is a water sports area

It is a competitive swimming area

What should you do if you think you may have broken a rib whilst doing CPR?

Stop immediately

Ask them is they’re okay

Ignore it and continue

Apply a bandages

What is the first step of CPR?

Call an ambulance

Turn the person over

Do 2 initial rescue breaths

Check for dangers

How many people drown in the UK each year?

100-200

200-300

300-400

400-500

What is the most popular cause of drowning in the UK?

Cold water shock

Inability to swim

Getting run over by water vehicles

Eaten by sharks

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