* Your child is going outside to play in the snow. Which of the following should you NOT do?
* Young children, like very old adults, are more susceptible to hypothermia. Which of these is NOT a reason for this?
* Over the past few years, emergency rooms have seen a higher incidence of head and neck injuries in the winter, especially among young people. Why is this?
* Which of these is NOT a symptom of hypothermia?
* Which of the following should you NOT do when someone has frostbite?
* Which of the following holiday plants is poisonous?
* Your kid decides to act out a scene from "A Christmas Story" and gets his tongue frozen to the metal flagpole outside. What should you do?
* If your skin is cold and wet for a long time, you can get itchy red lesions when it's rewarmed. What are these called?
* Which of the following is not a sign of a possible landslide?
* There are many ways to help prevent damage to your home and family from a landslide. First, you must establish how much risk your home is at. Which of these is a big sign of danger?
* Another step in being prepared for a landslide is the same as with the danger of fire; making an evacuation plan. When is it best to make this evacuation plan?
* Which of the following is the correct thing to do before leaving your house while evacuating your home because of a landslide?
* After the danger has passed, make sure to check your local radio or weather station for updates on the landslide. Which of the following do you NOT have do after returning home?
* If you are in a high risk area, educate yourself about landslides. Do you know approximately how much Americans spent on landslide damage in 2001?
* How many humans per year in the United States are killed by landslides?
* In the U.S., where do the most landslides occur?