QCM : Child Safety and Help-Seeking Skills — 9 questions

Question 1

1. What does the term 'stranger' mean in the context of stranger safety rules?

A person who helps keep you safe

A trusted adult like a parent or teacher

Someone you see regularly in your neighborhood

Someone you do not know personally

Explication

A stranger is someone you do not know personally, which makes them potentially unsafe to trust without adult supervision. The other options describe trusted adults or familiar persons, which are not strangers.

Answer

Someone you do not know personally

Question 2

2. What is the primary role of a trusted adult for children?

To keep children safe, healthy, and happy

To give children gifts

To teach children how to cook

To supervise children during playtime only

Explication

Trusted adults are responsible for keeping children safe, healthy, and happy, providing guidance and support in various situations.

Answer

To keep children safe, healthy, and happy

Question 3

3. Which of the following is considered a trusted adult according to the safety guidelines?

A person offering gifts

Stranger at the park

Neighbor who is not known to the child

Teacher

Explication

A teacher is considered a trusted adult because they help keep children safe, provide guidance, and are reliable sources of help, as mentioned in the safety guidelines. The other options are either strangers or unrelated persons who are not trusted adults.

Answer

A neighbor your family knows

Answer

To ensure children can get help from trusted adults when in trouble or danger

Answer

Because unsafe secrets can cause worry and fear, and should be shared with a trusted adult

Answer

Refuse and tell a trusted adult

Answer

Cross at a zebra crossing or pedestrian lane

Answer

Ask help from a trusted adult such as a police officer or teacher

Question 4

4. Which of the following is an example of a trusted adult?

A neighbor your family knows

A stranger offering candy

Someone you see on television

A classmate at school

Explication

A neighbor known to your family is considered a trusted adult because they help keep you safe and are familiar to you.

Question 5

5. What is the primary role of safe help-seeking for children?

To help children find their way in unfamiliar places

To ensure children can get help from trusted adults when in trouble or danger

To encourage children to ask strangers for assistance

To teach children how to solve problems on their own

Explication

The primary role of safe help-seeking is to ensure children can seek assistance from trusted adults such as parents, teachers, or police officers when they are in trouble, lost, hurt, or feeling unsafe. This helps them stay safe and protected.

Question 6

6. Why should children avoid sharing unsafe secrets with strangers?

Because unsafe secrets can cause worry and fear, and should be shared with a trusted adult

Because secrets are always fun

Because strangers always want to be friends

Because secrets are private and should never be shared

Explication

Unsafe secrets can cause distress and should always be talked about with trusted adults to ensure safety.

Question 7

7. What should a child do if a stranger asks for personal information?

Say

Share the information if they seem friendly

Refuse and tell a trusted adult

Ignore the stranger but keep talking

Explication

Refusing to share personal information and informing a trusted adult are safety steps when approached by strangers.

Question 8

8. Which safety rule is most important when crossing the street?

Cross at a zebra crossing or pedestrian lane

Cross only when a car is passing

Cross quickly without looking

Cross at any place you want

Explication

Using marked pedestrian crossings ensures safer crossing and is a key safety rule.

Question 9

9. What should you do if you are lost in a public place?

Ask help from a trusted adult such as a police officer or teacher

Try to find your way back alone

Stay quiet and wait for someone to find you

Go to the nearest stranger for help

Explication

Seeking help from trusted adults like police officers or teachers is the safest way to handle being lost in public.

QCM : Child Safety and Help-Seeking Skills — 9 questions

Questions et réponses du QCM

1. What does the term 'stranger' mean in the context of stranger safety rules?

2. What is the primary role of a trusted adult for children?

3. Which of the following is considered a trusted adult according to the safety guidelines?

4. Which of the following is an example of a trusted adult?

5. What is the primary role of safe help-seeking for children?

6. Why should children avoid sharing unsafe secrets with strangers?

7. What should a child do if a stranger asks for personal information?

8. Which safety rule is most important when crossing the street?

9. What should you do if you are lost in a public place?

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