Examples of using smell and touch for safety awareness.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔥 Smell: Detecting smoke indicates a fire.
• ⚠️ Smell: Recognizing the odor of gas alerts to potential leaks.
• ☣️ Smell: Identifying spoiled food prevents illness.
• 🖐️ Touch: Feeling heat suggests a hot surface.
• 🧊 Touch: Sensing cold warns of potential frostbite.
• ⚠️ Touch: Identifying textures helps navigate in the dark.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which smell is a common indicator of a fire?
   1. Odor of roses
   2. Burnt popcorn smell
   3. Smell of freshly cut grass
   4. Odor of smoke


2. What does the smell of gas often indicate?
   1. A delicious barbecue
   2. A potential leak
   3. Freshly baked bread
   4. A nearby flower garden


3. Why is it important to identify the smell of spoiled food?
   1. To save money on groceries
   2. To prevent illness
   3. To impress your friends with your culinary skills
   4. To create a unique air freshener


4. Feeling a hot surface is an example of using touch to avoid what?
   1. A cold
   2. A sunburn
   3. A burn
   4. An itch


5. Sensing extreme coldness warns of what potential danger?
   1. Heatstroke
   2. Frostbite
   3. Dehydration
   4. Sunburn


6. How can identifying textures with your hands be helpful?
   1. It helps you choose the softest blanket.
   2. It helps you navigate in the dark.
   3. It helps you find the best-looking clothes.
   4. It helps you become a professional sculptor.


7. Which of the following is NOT an example of using smell or touch for safety?
   1. Feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin
   2. Smelling perfume in a store
   3. Smelling smoke to detect a fire
   4. Feeling the coldness of ice