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Which is a common misconception about seat belts?

A
They are only for driving on the highway.
B
They are needed in the backseats.
C
They are necessary safety devices.
D
They are needed when driving at any speed.
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On his way home, John hears a tornado warning for his area.

A
drive away
B
chase the tornado
C
leave the vehicle and go to the top of a bridge
D
leave the vehicle and go to a low flat area
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Alison and her dad are going on a hike. How can they best protect themselves from sun exposure?

A
by wearing short-sleeved shirts and shorts
B
by applying sunscreen with a minimal SPF
C
by hiking in the middle of the day
D
by wearing protective clothing
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Which activity does a local health department perform when providing health and environmental services?

A
ensuring the safety of medicines worldwide
B
providing national health guidelines
C
overseeing day-to-day health issues in a county
D
providing funding for international health goals
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Which plan helps people prepare for and respond to an emergency?

A
financial plan
B
government plan
C
containment plan
D
reconstruction plan
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Nandini drives Rylie to a friend’s house because Rylie does not have a driver’s license. At the friend’s house, Nandini drinks two beers, but she is not stumbling when she walks.What should Rylie do to get home?

A
Take the keys and drive Nandini home himself.
B
Let Nandini drive herself but catch a ride home with someone else.
C
Let Nandini drive him home since she is not stumbling when walking.
D
Take the keys and get a ride with someone who has not been drinking.
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Which activity helps maintain health and prevent injuries?

A
practicing good hygiene
B
visiting the doctor only when sick
C
eating one meal a day
D
pushing the limits when exercising
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Samantha's urban community is blanketed with smog. Which statement best explains the reason for this poor air quality?

A
People crowd sidewalks as they walk to shopping malls.
B
People use underground subways for long-distance travel.
C
People ride bicycles to commute to work on a daily basis.
D
People drive cars whenever they need to go somewhere.
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How can drivers share the road responsibly?

A
by signaling their intentions
B
by driving aggressively
C
by always taking the right of way
D
by staying close to other cars
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By agreeing that all family members will meet at the city pool, the family emergency plan addressed which possibility?

A
evacuation and quick relocation
B
destruction and community panic
C
terrorism and coordinating response
D
separation and loss of communication
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A town is severely affected by water pollution following a natural disaster. Toilets are backed up and clean drinking water is scarce.Which step can the local health department take to help?

A
Set up a health clinic to treat waterborne diseases.
B
Work with governments in other countries to stop water pollution.
C
Stop all services that provide water to individual homes in the town.
D
Monitor and report any sudden outbreaks of water-related diseases.
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Rachel cut herself and is bleeding heavily. How should she responsibly handle her injury?

A
She may be seriously injured and should call 911 to get help.
B
Try tending to the injury herself.
C
Conceal the injury unless it gets worse.
D
Reach out to peers to help treat the injury.
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A business owner would like to offer safety training for pesticide application. Which topic should be addressed in this training?

A
what equipment to wear when spraying
B
what the costs are of purchasing pesticide spray
C
how personnel will monitor all workplace behavior
D
where to report safe behaviors and conditions
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Which effect is most closely linked to cocaine use?

A
increased drowsiness while driving
B
decreased coordination while driving
C
decreased reaction rate while driving
D
increased aggressiveness while driving
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Which is an environmental concern?

A
having groundwater affected by a nearby landfill
B
taking plastic containers to a recycling facility
C
running the dishwasher only when it is full
D
treating and processing water for a community
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How might peer passengers negatively influence driving?

A
by encouraging speeding
B
by serving as good copilots
C
by keeping their voices down
D
by helping the driver pay for gas

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