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Road safety quiz for Parents (CHILD SAFETY) – FINAL LEVEL

HOW TO PLAY :

  • Press the START button below to play the quiz.
  • You will get 5 minutes (300 seconds) to answer all the questions.
  • You must have played all the levels of Child Safety quizzes for parents in order to pass this test.
  • This Final test will have 20 random questions from all the levels of Child Safety quizzes for parents .
  • Questions may be different every time.
  • If you answer all the questions correctly in time, then you will get a certificate.
  • Your score should be 100% to get the certificate.
  • Certificate can be downloaded by pressing Download Certificate on the result page.
  • Press the SEE RESULT button after finishing all the questions to see your result.

 

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For yours and your family’s safety, you should never:

2 / 20

You should always drop off and pick up children on the same side of the road as the school bus.

3 / 20

The child seat must be according to child’s Size, Age and as required by the local law.

4 / 20

Large cars take more time to heat up as compare to small cars.

5 / 20

Which of the following is a common cause of death related to unintentional trunk entrapment deaths?

6 / 20

The blind zone is the area…

7 / 20

Opening windows can prevent heatstroke.

8 / 20

Overheated cars can cause children to suffer:

9 / 20

When travelling in the car, you must:

10 / 20

To avoid backover incidents, before moving the vehicle you should:

11 / 20

Heatstroke can happen on cloudy days.

12 / 20

Can a child die as a result of prolonged heat exposure in cars?

 

13 / 20

Children have greater sensitivity to heatstroke than adults.

14 / 20

You should always seat your child in front of an air bag, as that will save him/her in an event of a crash.

15 / 20

To keep your child safe and to prevent accidents while walking, you should:

16 / 20

When travelling in hot conditions, you should:

17 / 20

Which of the following causes the most deaths among children in and around cars?

18 / 20

To avoid backover incidents, you should move back your vehicle very slowly.

19 / 20

It is safe for children ages 12 and under to sit in the front seat as long as they have their parents’ permission.

20 / 20

When driving a car with Kids or otherwise, Please make sure:

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