Class 6 · Science and Technology · Cameroon

Minor Accidents and First Aid: 5 practice questions

Free practice on Minor Accidents and First Aid for Class 6, following the Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.

  1. An open wound where the skin is cut and bleeding is called a:

    1. laceration (cut wound)
    2. healed scar
    3. bruise with no bleeding
    4. healthy skin
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    Answer: A. laceration (cut wound)

  2. A wound caused by a blunt hit that discolours the skin without breaking it is called a:

    1. fracture
    2. bruise
    3. burn
    4. sprain only
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    Answer: B. bruise

  3. Demonstrating the correct administration of First Aid for a cut includes:

    1. leaving the wound completely uncovered and dirty
    2. rubbing soil directly into the wound
    3. cleaning the wound and covering it properly
    4. ignoring the injury entirely
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    Answer: C. cleaning the wound and covering it properly

  4. Explaining ways to prevent wounds includes:

    1. playing carelessly with sharp objects
    2. ignoring safety instructions
    3. running with sharp tools in hand
    4. handling sharp tools carefully and wearing protection
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    Answer: D. handling sharp tools carefully and wearing protection

  5. A well-stocked First Aid box is important mainly because it:

    1. allows quick treatment of minor injuries
    2. is only for decoration
    3. has no real use in an emergency
    4. should never be opened
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    Answer: A. allows quick treatment of minor injuries

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