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SAFETY AT HOME
Electrical Fires
Extension Cords
Portable Electric
Generators
Holiday Lights
"Childproofing" Your
Home
OUTDOOR SAFETY
Quick Tips for Safety
Outlets & Circuits
Planting & Trimming Trees
Substations
Tools & Appliances
Underground Power Lines
Utility Poles
Fallen Wires
SHOCK & BURN CARE
Causes & Prevention
Signs & Symptoms
Treatment
TEST YOUR SAFETY IQ

 

Safety Sense > Test Your Safety IQ

   
1.
If you see a power line down in your yard, you should:
Move the power line out of the way with a rake
Call Sam Houston Electric Cooperative
Make sure your hands are dry and move the power line carefully.
 
2.
At what ampere are household circuits typically rated at?
500, 600, 700 and 80
100, 200, 300 and 400
15, 20, 30 and 50
 
3.
How many volts of electricity does it take to seriously injure or kill a person?
200 volts
600 volts
As little as 50 volts
 
4.
Sam Houston Electric Cooperative’s electricity travels through power lines at what rate?
900 miles per second
10,350 miles per second
186,300 miles per second (speed of light)
 
5.
How far away from a power line should a large variety tree be planted?
At least 10 feet away
At least 25 feet away
At least 45 feet away
 
6.
To hide extension cords, it’s always a good idea to run them under carpeting and rugs.
True
False
 
7.
If an electrical tool or appliance catches fire, you should:
Unplug the appliance
Pour water on the fire
Shut off the fuse box
 
8.
When you have been burned or shocked in an electrical accident, you should:
Contact your doctor immediately
Drive yourself to the hospital
Expect it to heal in a couple of weeks
 
9
What does UL stand for?
Underwire Layer
Underwriters Laboratories
Utility Lines
 
10.
What are the three degrees of burn severity?
Mild, Medium, Extreme
  First, Second, Third
  A, B, C