Our school will write an essay with the theme of "strengthening safety awareness and improving the ability to avoid risks", which is about: my opinion on safety knowledge.

1. Instructions for walking

1. Pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk, and those without sidewalks should walk by the roadside;

2. Pedestrians are not allowed to chase and run in the roadway, and they are not allowed to suddenly turn and cross when the vehicle approaches;

3. It is not allowed to pick up or chase cars on the road, and it is not allowed to forcibly stop or hit cars by throwing objects;

4. Don't play and frolic on the highway;

5. Preschool children must be led by adults when walking on streets or highways;

Second, the instructions for riding

1. It is not allowed to greet vehicles in the middle of the road;

2. No part of the body is allowed to protrude out of the window when the motor vehicle is driving;

3. You are not allowed to stand and eat in the car.

4. Don't get on or off by force, get off first and then get on, wait in line and get on the bus in order; After getting off the bus, wait for the vehicle to drive away before walking. If you want to cross the road, be sure to walk safely.

5. Do not take an overloaded vehicle or a vehicle without a passenger license or sports license;

3. Instructions for cycling

1. Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to ride bicycles or tricycles on the road;

2. Before turning, you must slow down and walk slowly, look back, reach out and signal, and you are not allowed to turn suddenly;

3. Don't leave the handle with your hands, and don't climb other vehicles or hold things in your hands;

4. Vehicles are not allowed to run in parallel, chase each other or race in twists and turns;

5. Always check the performance of the car. You can't ride a bike when there is something wrong with the bell, brakes or other parts. You should repair it in time.

6. No riding with an umbrella, and no riding with people;

7. You are not allowed to learn to ride a bike on the road;

8. You are not allowed to park in the driveway or compete with motor vehicles to rush. Responder: Chaoliu Yuer | Level II | 211-2-26 16:5

Being caught in a sea of fire teaches you "ten tricks" to avoid danger

There are two main aspects of fire casualties: first, choking with smoke and poisonous gas, and second, burning of flame and strong thermal radiation. As long as we can avoid or reduce these two hazards, we can protect our own safety and reduce the harm. Therefore, if you master some tips of self-rescue in fire, you may get a second life in trouble.

1. Fire rescue, always pay attention to the escape route

Everyone should know something about the structure and escape route of the building where they work, study or live, and be familiar with the fire-fighting facilities in the building and the methods of self-rescue and escape. In this way, when a fire breaks out, there will be no way out. When you are in a strange environment, be sure to pay attention to evacuation routes, safety exits and stairs, so that you can escape from the scene as soon as possible at a critical time.

2. Put out small fires to benefit others.

When there is a fire, if the fire is not big and has not caused great threat to people, you should make full use of the surrounding fire-fighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire hydrants and other facilities to control and put out small fires. Don't scream and run around in panic, or ignore others and just "run away" yourself, or ignore a small fire and cause a big disaster.

3. In case of sudden fire, keep calm and evacuate quickly

In case of sudden smoke and fire, be sure to keep calm, quickly judge the dangerous place and safe place, decide the escape method and evacuate the dangerous place as soon as possible. Don't blindly follow people, crowd each other and rush about. Only when you are calm can you come up with a good solution.

4. Get out of danger as soon as possible and cherish life. Don't love money

In a fire, life is more expensive than money. When you are in danger, it is important to escape. You must race against time and remember not to be greedy for money.

5. Evacuate quickly and crawl forward. Don't stand

When you leave the fire site, don't stand and walk when the smoke is rolling, your vision is unclear and you can't breathe. You should climb on the ground or squat quickly to find a way to escape.

6. Make good use of the passage, and don't go into the elevator to take a blind alley.

In case of fire, you can not only use the safety exits such as stairs, but also use the balconies, window sills and skylights of buildings to climb to the surrounding safe places, or slide down the stairs along the protrusions in building structures such as downpipes and lightning wires.

7. it's necessary to avoid danger and stick to it when the fireworks are surrounded.

when the escape route is cut off and no one rescues in a short time, you can find or create a shelter and stick to the way of waiting for help. First of all, you should close the doors and windows facing the fire, open the doors and windows facing the fire, block the door with wet towels and wet cloth or cover the doors and windows with water soaked quilts, and then keep drenching the room with water to prevent fireworks from infiltrating and stick to the aid.

8. Jumping off a building is skillful, so as not to hurt your health

Many people choose to jump off a building to escape in case of fire. You should also talk about skills when jumping off a building. When jumping off a building, you should try to jump to the middle of the life-saving air cushion or choose a pool, soft awning, grass and other directions. If possible, try to hold some soft items such as quilts and sofa cushions or open a big umbrella and jump down to slow down the impact.

9. When the fire hits you, don't run away.

When your clothes are on fire, you should try to take off your clothes or roll around to put out the flames. It is more effective to jump into the water in time or let people water and spray fire extinguishing agents on their bodies.

1. Don't forget to save others when you are in danger

Anyone who finds a fire should call "119" for help as soon as possible and report the fire to the fire brigade in time. Respondents: donggebaibai | Level 1 | 211-2-27 8:19

Questionnaire on students' safety knowledge:

1. When an earthquake occurs, (1 points)

A: If you are in the classroom, you should quickly hold your head, close your eyes and squat under your desks under the instruction of the teacher. As soon as the earthquake stops, evacuate quickly and orderly, and don't crowd when evacuating.

second, when an earthquake occurs, what is the best place for us to stay at home? (1 points)

A: If you are indoors, you should hide under solid furniture nearby, such as a writing desk, a solid bed, the edge of a rural heatable kang, or in a corner or a small-span bathroom and kitchen with many pipes and good integrity. Be careful not to hide under the window of the external wall, the elevator room, and don't jump off the building. These are very dangerous.

third, how should we escape and save ourselves in the face of fire? (1 points)

A: When a fire strikes, you should escape quickly and don't be greedy for property. When threatened by fire, put on soaked clothes, bedding, etc. and rush out in the direction of safety exit. When escaping through thick smoke, try to keep your body close to the ground and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel. If you are on fire, don't run. You can roll on the spot or crush the flame with heavy clothes. Don't take the elevator in case of fire, but escape in the direction of the safety exit. Never open the door when there is a fire outside and the door is hot, in case the fire rushes into the room. Use soaked bedding, clothes, etc. to block doors and windows, and splash water to cool down. If all escape routes are blocked by the fire, you should immediately return to the room, send a distress signal to the window by flashing a flashlight, waving clothes, calling, etc., and wait for rescue. Don't jump off a building blindly. You can use evacuation stairs, balconies, drainage pipes, etc. to escape, or tear sheets and quilts into strips and connect them into ropes, tie them tightly to fixed objects such as window frames and iron railings, slide down along the ropes, or go down to the unlit floor to get out of danger.

fourth, what should I pay attention to when walking on the road? (1 points)

A: 1. Walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, walk by the roadside. 2. To cross the road, take crosswalks, overpasses or underpasses. 3. Obey the traffic signals, stop at the red light and go at the green light. 4. Do not drill (cross) traffic isolation facilities. 5. Don't cross the road when the car is approaching or before and after the car, don't pick up the car, chase the car, forcibly stop the car or hit the car with a parabolic object on the road. 6. Don't chase running, frolicking, slapstick and playing games on the road, and don't read books while walking. 7. When walking at night, try to wear a light-colored coat and cross the road where there are street lights.

five, primary and secondary school students should not swim. (1 points)

A: 1. Without the guidance of parents, children can't secretly go swimming together; 2. You can't go swimming in rivers and ponds where you don't know the water situation and the place is very remote. 3. In order to prevent cramps, it is necessary to make preparations before going into the water. First, exercise your body, wet all parts of your body with water, and don't go into the water immediately; 4. Be self-aware of your own water, don't play around after entering the water, and don't compete without adults and safety measures. (1 points)

VI. If a minor finds someone drowning, which method should he choose to save him? (1 points)

A: Minors should try not to go into the water for rescue when they find someone drowning. They should call out for help and ask adults to come and rescue them. Secondly, they should use life-saving equipment or bamboo poles, boards, ropes and other objects that can be used at that time to rescue them. The third is that the drowning person should not panic, try to keep his mouth and nose out of the water and keep breathing for rescue. Parents' safety knowledge questionnaire:

1. Can household appliances be put out with water if they catch fire? What should we teach children to do? (1 points)

A: Household appliances can't be put out with water when they catch fire. The way to put out the fire of household appliances is: first, cut off the power supply immediately, put on insulating gloves when pulling the switch, and people should stay away from it to avoid the arc jet burning the face when cutting off the power supply. When cutting off the power supply with an electrician's pliers or a dry wooden handle axe, the phase wire and ground wire of the power supply should be cut off one by one, otherwise it will cause a short circuit and cause a greater disaster. When fighting the fire, close the doors and windows to prevent the wind from blowing and burning. Cover the flames with dry quilts and cotton-padded clothes immediately. Never use water or fire extinguisher to spray electrical equipment to save the fire, because high-temperature electrical equipment will explode and hurt people when it suddenly meets water cooling. After the fire is put out, doors and windows must be opened in time for ventilation.

second, how should we teach children to tell whether natural gas leaks? What should children do if there is a natural gas leak at home? (1 points)

Answer: 1. Check the gas pipeline and stove, and smear it with soapy water along the pipeline with a rag, focusing on all interfaces. If there is gas leakage, bubbles will appear. Usually, if there is gas leakage during cooking, it will have a strong smell. 2. Disposal method of gas leakage: In the absence of open flame, never make or answer the phone at the scene. Cover your nose and mouth with a towel and immediately open the window for ventilation. If the scene allows, turn off the valve and power supply as soon as possible. If there is open flame, turn off the power supply and kitchen door and call 119 directly for rescue.

what will your child do if his parents are not at home and a stranger knocks at the door? Answer:

4. How should parents educate their children to cross the road safely? (1 points)

A: Educate children to cross the road in a civilized way: 1. Stand in line to cross the road; 2. Take the crosswalk; 3. Take the underground passage; 4. Don't frolic on the road; 5. Don't cross the guardrail; 6. Don't chase, pick up or stop the car.