Grade 1 Hygiene – Dangerous chemicals at home Quiz

1. Which of the following chemicals is not found at home

Insecticide
Rat poison
Petrol
Jik
Explanation:

2. Insecticide is used to kill

Insects
Cows
Snakes
Rats
Explanation:

3. Bleach chemicals are use for

Washing clothes
Killing insects
Killing rats
Cooking
Explanation:

4. We use rat poison to kill

snakes
cockroach
cows
rats
Explanation:

5. Insects we kill using Insecticide include the following except

Cockroache
Flies
rats
mosquitoes
Explanation:

6. Chemicals are___ when used wrongly

dangerous
healthy
sweet
good
Explanation:

7. Dangerous means__

bad
healthy
harmful
good
Explanation:

8. Which of the following is not use of chemicals at home

washing clothes
Killing rats and insects
cooking
Washing utensils
Explanation:

9. Which of the following is not a danger of misusing chemicals at home

Itchy eyes
good health
Skin rashes
Voting
Explanation:

10. We should not ___ chemicals

keep
buy
touch
eat
Explanation:

11. Kerosene is also known as

Juice
Petrol
Paraffin
Water
Explanation:

12. Kerosene can cause

Water
Fire
good health
food
Explanation:

13. Dangerous chemicals should stored

Near food
where children can reach
Carelessly
Safely
Explanation:

14. We should not____ chemicals

lick
store
keep safely
label
Explanation:

15. Mishandling chemicals can cause

Good health
Bad behavior
Poisoning and death
Good behavior
Explanation:

16. Which of the following is a dangerous chemical commonly found at home?

Bleach
Orange juice
Water
Sugar
Explanation:

Bleach is a dangerous chemical commonly found at home and should be handled with care.

17. What should you do if you accidentally spill a dangerous chemical at home?

Clean it up immediately
Ignore it
Call your friends
Leave it as it is
Explanation:

If you accidentally spill a dangerous chemical at home, you should clean it up immediately to prevent harm.

18. Which of the following should be used to protect your skin when handling dangerous chemicals?

Rubber gloves
Bare hands
Hair bands
Socks
Explanation:

Rubber gloves should be used to protect your skin when handling dangerous chemicals to prevent skin irritation or burns.

19. Why is it important to read the labels on household cleaning products?

For decoration
To ignore the instructions
To know how to properly use the product
To confuse yourself
Explanation:

It is important to read the labels on household cleaning products to know how to properly use the product and prevent accidents.

20. Which of the following is NOT a safe way to dispose of dangerous chemicals?

Pouring it down the drain
Taking it to a hazardous waste facility
Using it according to the instructions
Following local waste disposal guidelines
Explanation:

Pouring dangerous chemicals down the drain can harm the environment, it is not a safe way to dispose of them.

21. What should you do if you accidentally swallow a dangerous chemical?

Not seek help
Drink more water
Call Poison Control Center or seek medical help immediately
Lie down and sleep
Explanation:

If you accidentally swallow a dangerous chemical, you should call Poison Control Center or seek medical help immediately for assistance.

22. Which of the following chemicals should you NOT mix together at home as it can create toxic fumes?

Vinegar and Baking Soda
Bleach and Ammonia
Soap and Water
Salt and Lemon Juice
Explanation:

Mixing bleach and ammonia can create toxic fumes that are harmful to breathe in. It is important to always read labels and instructions on household cleaning products.

23. If you spill a chemical on your skin, what is the first thing you should do?

Wait for it to dry
Wipe it off immediately
Rub it in
Ignore it
Explanation:

If you spill a chemical on your skin, you should immediately wipe it off to prevent any harm or irritation. Waiting for it to dry or ignoring it can lead to skin damage.

24. Which of the following is a safe way to dispose of old batteries at home?

Leave them around the house
Throw them in the trash
Recycle them at a designated facility
Bury them in the backyard
Explanation:

Old batteries contain harmful chemicals that can leak into the environment if not disposed of properly. Recycling them at a designated facility helps prevent pollution.

25. Which of the following household items can be dangerous if ingested by young children?

Bread
Carrots
Apples
Dishwashing liquid
Explanation:

Dishwashing liquid is poisonous if ingested and can cause harm to young children. It is important to keep such products out of reach of children.

26. What should you do if you accidentally inhale fumes from household cleaning products?

Take a deep breath
Cover your nose and mouth with a towel
Move to a well-ventilated area
Close all windows and doors
Explanation:

If you accidentally inhale fumes from household cleaning products, you should move to a well-ventilated area to breathe in fresh air and reduce exposure to the harmful fumes.

27. Which of the following is a dangerous chemical commonly found at home?

Milk
Water
Bleach
Fruits
Explanation:

Bleach is a dangerous chemical commonly found at home that can cause harm if not handled properly.

28. What should you do if you accidentally ingest a household chemical?

Take a nap
Ignore it
Call for help
Drink more of the chemical
Explanation:

If you accidentally ingest a household chemical, you should call for help immediately to get medical assistance.

29. Why is it important to store household chemicals out of reach of children?

To make them look pretty
To prevent accidental poisoning
To keep the house tidy
To make it easier for children to access them
Explanation:

Storing household chemicals out of reach of children helps prevent accidental poisoning and keep them safe from harm.

30. Which of the following is a safe way to dispose of household chemical waste?

Pour it down the drain
Recycle it
Dump it in the yard
Throw it in the trash can
Explanation:

A safe way to dispose of household chemical waste is to recycle it properly to protect the environment and prevent contamination.

31. What should you wear when handling strong household chemicals like bleach?

Nothing
Sandals and shorts
Winter jacket and hat
Gloves and mask
Explanation:

When handling strong household chemicals like bleach, it is important to wear gloves and a mask to protect your skin and respiratory system.

32. What should you do if a household chemical spills on your skin?

Wipe it with a cloth
Ignore it
Wash it off immediately with water
Wait for it to dry
Explanation:

If a household chemical spills on your skin, you should wash it off immediately with water to prevent skin irritation or burns.

33. Why is it important to read the labels on household chemical products?

To know how much to drink
To color the label
To ignore the instructions
To understand how to use the product safely
Explanation:

Reading the labels on household chemical products helps you understand how to use the product safely and avoid accidents or harm.

34. What should you do if you inhale fumes from a household chemical?

Stay close to the area
Move to fresh air immediately
Run away from the area
Take a deep breath
Explanation:

If you inhale fumes from a household chemical, you should move to fresh air immediately to prevent respiratory issues or poisoning.

35. Which of the following is a dangerous chemical commonly found in the kitchen?

Sugar
Oven cleaner
Dishwashing liquid
Salt
Explanation:

Oven cleaner is a dangerous chemical commonly found in the kitchen that can be harmful if ingested or inhaled.

36. What is the purpose of child-resistant packaging for household chemicals?

To make it look colorful
To keep the chemicals fresh
To prevent accidental ingestion by children
To make it easier for children to open
Explanation:

Child-resistant packaging for household chemicals is designed to prevent accidental ingestion by children and keep them safe from harm.

37. What should you do if your eyes come in contact with a household chemical?

Rub your eyes vigorously
Close your eyes and take a nap
Flush your eyes with water for at least 15 minutes
Wear sunglasses
Explanation:

If your eyes come in contact with a household chemical, you should immediately flush your eyes with water for at least 15 minutes to prevent eye damage.

38. Why is it important to wear protective clothing when handling household chemicals?

To keep warm
To show off
To look stylish
To protect your skin and clothes
Explanation:

Wearing protective clothing when handling household chemicals helps protect your skin and clothes from harm or damage caused by chemical exposure.

39. What should you do if a household chemical gets in your mouth?

Rinse your mouth well with water
Drink more of the chemical
Spit it out
Swallow it
Explanation:

If a household chemical gets in your mouth, you should rinse your mouth well with water and seek medical attention if necessary to prevent harm.

40. Which of the following is a safe way to store household chemicals?

In an unlocked cabinet
In a low and easily accessible shelf
In a locked cabinet out of reach of children
Next to food items
Explanation:

A safe way to store household chemicals is in a locked cabinet out of reach of children to prevent accidental exposure and poisoning.

41. What should you do if a household chemical comes in contact with your clothes?

Wash the clothes immediately with water and soap
Scratch the clothes
Ignore it
Leave it on the clothes
Explanation:

If a household chemical comes in contact with your clothes, you should wash the clothes immediately with water and soap to remove the chemical and prevent skin irritation.

42. Why should you never mix different household chemicals together?

To save space
To create a refreshing scent
To prevent toxic fumes or explosions
To create new colors
Explanation:

Mixing different household chemicals together can create toxic fumes or explosions, which can be harmful or even life-threatening.

43. What should you do if you spill a household chemical on the floor?

Leave it there
Paint over it
Clean it up immediately with gloves and a mask
Walk through the spill
Explanation:

If you spill a household chemical on the floor, you should clean it up immediately with gloves and a mask to prevent accidents or harm to yourself or others.

44. Why is it important to wash your hands after handling household chemicals?

To keep them dirty
To prevent accidental ingestion or skin irritation
To get rid of the smell
To dry them off
Explanation:

Washing your hands after handling household chemicals helps prevent accidental ingestion or skin irritation and keeps you safe from harm.

45. What should you do if you accidentally inhale a toxic household chemical?

Hold your breath
Breathe deeply
Cough loudly
Move to fresh air immediately
Explanation:

If you accidentally inhale a toxic household chemical, you should move to fresh air immediately to prevent respiratory issues or poisoning.

46. Which of the following is a dangerous chemical commonly found in cleaning products?

Soap
Flowers
Chocolate
Ammonia
Explanation:

Ammonia is a dangerous chemical commonly found in cleaning products that can be harmful if not used properly or in a well-ventilated area.

47. What should you do if you spill a household chemical on your skin?

Ignore it
Rub it in
Wash it off immediately with water
Ask someone to lick it off
Explanation:

If you spill a household chemical on your skin, you should wash it off immediately with water to prevent skin irritation or burns.

48. Why is it important to ventilate the area when using household chemicals?

To prevent inhaling toxic fumes
To trap the fumes inside
To create a pleasant smell
To keep it warm
Explanation:

Ventilating the area when using household chemicals helps prevent inhaling toxic fumes and improves air circulation to reduce the risk of accidents or harm.

49. What should you do if you accidentally spill a household chemical in your eye?

Flush your eyes with water for at least 15 minutes
Wear an eye patch
Close your eyes and take a nap
Rub your eyes vigorously
Explanation:

If you accidentally spill a household chemical in your eye, you should immediately flush your eyes with water for at least 15 minutes to prevent eye damage.

50. Why is it important to keep household chemicals away from food and drinks?

To prevent accidental poisoning
To mix them together
To create interesting flavors
To save space
Explanation:

Keeping household chemicals away from food and drinks helps prevent accidental poisoning or ingestion and keeps you safe from harm.

51. What should you do if you accidentally spill a household chemical on your clothes?

Hide the clothes
Leave it on the clothes
Burn the clothes
Wash the clothes immediately with water and soap
Explanation:

If you accidentally spill a household chemical on your clothes, you should wash the clothes immediately with water and soap to remove the chemical and prevent skin irritation.

52. Which of the following is a dangerous chemical commonly found in pesticides?

Arsenic
Lemon juice
Yogurt
Vinegar
Explanation:

Arsenic is a dangerous chemical commonly found in pesticides that can be harmful if not used properly or in a well-ventilated area.