Anti-Drowning Safety Education Quiz Template for Primary and Secondary School Students

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Please generate 8 anti-drowning safety education test questions for primary and secondary school students. Dimensions to cover: identification of dangerous waters (e.g., characteristics of deep-water areas), the 'Six Don'ts and One Will' principle (focus on 'don't swim without permission' and 'know how to call for help scientifically'), response to a companion falling into water (correct sequence of calling for help and alerting authorities), self-rescue and calling for help (actions for cramps or choking on water), and parental supervision duties (what parents should know and do). Suggested question types: 5 single-choice, 1 multiple-choice, 1 NPS (likelihood of recommending this knowledge to others), and 1 open-ended (write down the 3 most dangerous water bodies in your area and the reasons). Example question: 'What would you do if you find a companion falling into water?' Options include calling for help, holding hands, etc. Each question should include key points for answer explanation. The language should be simple and clear, suitable for grades 3-9, with an answering time of 8 minutes.

Questions représentatives incluses

1. 1Question à choix unique

   Which of the following water areas is most prone to drowning accidents?

   Community swimming pool (with lifeguard)River area with warning signs but no supervisionSchool indoor swimming poolArtificial lake in the park (about 0.5 meters deep)
2. 2Question à choix unique

   Regarding the 'Six Don'ts and One Will' principle, which of the following is the correct understanding of 'One Will'?

   Being able to swim means you can enter the water freelyKnowing basic self-protection and self-rescue methodsKnowing how to rescue companions mutuallyKnowing how to dive and swim underwater
3. 3Question à choix unique

   If you find a companion accidentally falling into water, what should you do first?

   Immediately jump into the water to save themShout loudly for help and call 110/119Run away and ignore itPull them up with your hands
4. 4Question à choix unique

   If your leg cramps while swimming, how should you handle it?

   Kick your legs forcefully to swim quickly back to shoreTake a deep breath, float on your back and massage the cramped area, then shout for helpImmediately hold your breath and sinkStruggle desperately and wave to people on shore
5. 5Question à choix unique

   Regarding parental supervision duties, which of the following situations is acceptable?

   Parents look down at their phones on the shore while allowing the child to swim aloneParents accompany the child into a regular swimming pool and stay within sightParents allow the child to go to open waters while they chat at a distanceAfter teaching the child to swim, parents allow them to go to the river alone for practice
6. 6Question à choix multiples

   Which of the following are characteristics of dangerous waters? (Multiple choice)

   Fast-flowing water with whirlpoolsWater deeper than 2 meters with no obvious warning signs on the shoreBottom with mud or entangled waterweedCalm surface but low temperature
7. 7Score net de promoteur (NPS)

   Would you proactively recommend learning this anti-drowning knowledge to classmates or family members?

   0-10 points (0 = Definitely not, 10 = Definitely recommend)
8. 8Question ouverte

   Please write down the 2 most dangerous water areas near your school or community, and briefly explain why.