The subject of "Home Accidents" was prepared for primary school students.

2. falling suffocation

3. fire poisoning

4.  We should keep the windows on the top
floor of our house closed.
 We should make sure we keep bathroom
and kitchen floors as dry as possible.
 We should hide the poisons and keep
them all out of reach of our children.
 We should cut out sharp objects.
 We should be safe with electricity.

5. b) D, B, A, C
c)
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d)
1.Pain
2.Fracture
3.Cold Compress
4.Slip
5.Precautions

6. •You must switch off the
mains.
•You must sweep the
ground.
•You mustn’t switch on the light.
•You must open the windows
and the doors.

7. •You must cover it with
a blanket.
•You mustn’t pour
water on it.
•You must slap him
harshly to make him
conscious again.
•You must put his legs
high above.

8. b. (page 6)
1. She cut her finger while she was chopping the
meat
2. His nose was bleeding. Therefore he put a wad
in order to stop bleeding.
3. She cleaned the wet ground in order not to slip.
4. I drank some detergent when I was five. So my
mother always keeps the household chemicals
such as cleaners, detergents, etc out of reach.
5. The little child started crying when she fell off
her bike.

9. C. (page 7)
1. smoke inhalation
2. head- on collision
3. hazardous
4. assessment
5. suffocation

10.  What happened?
 When and where
did it happen?
 What were you
doing?
 Was anybody
injured? If so, what
did you do to help
them?

11. 4
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5
7
2
6
3
E. a (page 8)