Choose a difficulty
Practice
Emergency
5s
10s
20s
Custom s
Connected Senarios
Separated Senarios
Choose a Senario
Fire Emergency
Flood Emergency
Choose a Senario
Senario 1
0/100 Points
Time Left: ERRORs
Time Left: ERRORs
You discover a fire inside a building.
What should you do first?Try to put the fire out yourself
Hide somewhere and wait
Take your belongings before leaving
Alert others and leave the building using a safe exit
You encounter smoke while trying to exit.
What is the safest choice?Run through it quickly
Find another safe exit and stay as low as practical
Open every door to look for the fire
Use an elevator
During a fire evacuation
Which should you generally avoid?Following marked exits
Helping others if you can do so safely
Using an elevator
Listening to emergency instructions
A tornado warning is issued while you're inside a building.
Where should you generally go?Near windows so you can see what's happening
Outside to watch the storm
The roof
An interior room or hallway away from windows
During a severe thunderstorm,
What's the safest place to be?Inside a substantial building
Under a tree
In an open field
On a hilltop
Water is rapidly covering a road you're traveling on.
What should you do?Drive through if the car is large enough
Find a safer route and avoid the flooded area
Stop in the deepest part
Follow another vehicle through
It is always extremely cold
It always contains chemicals
You may not be able to see hazards or determine how deep/fast it is
Cars cannot drive on wet roads
During a school emergency, you receive conflicting information from other students.
What should you do?Follow rumors
Do whatever your friends are doing
Leave immediately without telling anyone
Follow instructions from school staff and emergency officials
You are separated from your class during an evacuation.
What should you prioritize?Finding your friends before leaving
Going back into the building
Getting to a designated safe location and following staff instructions
Waiting inside until everyone arrives
You witness a serious crash.
What should you do?Move injured people immediately, regardless of the situation
Make sure you're in a safe location and contact emergency services
Gather around the crash
Record the crash and post it online
You're in a vehicle that has become disabled in a dangerous location.
What's important?Stay focused on getting yourself and others to a safe location when possible
Stand directly in traffic to flag cars down
Walk into the roadway
Ignore the situation
You suddenly find yourself in an emergency and feel overwhelmed.
What's a good first step?Panic and immediately run
Pause briefly, assess the situation, and follow reliable instructions
Wait for someone else to make every decision
Start recording
Which source should you prioritize during an emergency?
Emergency officials and trusted authorities
Random social-media posts
Rumors from people nearby
The first thing you hear
You smell gas inside your home
What should you do?Turn on a fan
Use a lighter to find the leak
Leave the area and contact emergency services/from a safe location
Ignore it
A cooking pan catches fire.
What should you do?Pour water on it
Carry it outside
Pick up the pan
Carefully cover it with an appropriate lid if safe to do so and turn off the heat
Your smoke alarm starts going off at night.
What do you do?Assume it's a false alarm
Investigate while staying inside
Get out and follow your household's fire-escape plan
Turn off the alarm
You see a fallen power line across a sidewalk.
What should you do?Move it with a stick
Walk over it carefully
Stay away and report it to the appropriate authorities/utility
Take a picture up close
An electrical appliance starts sparking.
What should you do?Touch the wires to see what's wrong
Safely stop using it and disconnect power only if you can do so without touching a dangerous area
Pour water on it
Keep using it
You are indoors when an earthquake begins.
What should you generally do?Run outside immediately
Stand next to a window
Use an elevator
Drop, cover, and hold on
The shaking stops.
What should you do next?Immediately run back inside if you left
Check for hazards, follow official instructions, and be prepared for aftershocks
Turn on every appliance
Assume everything is safe
Your final score: /100
Your rank:
Your rank:
0/100 Points
Time Left: ERRORs
Time Left: ERRORs
Scenario: Community Center Emergency
Goal: Get yourself and the people around you to a safe location while making good decisions under pressure.
You're inside a busy community center when the fire alarm suddenly sounds. You don't see any fire.
What do you do?Assume it's a drill and stay where you are
Immediately start following the building's evacuation procedures
Wait until you see other people leave
Go investigate the alarm
You reach a hallway with two exits. One is the normal entrance you came through, while another marked emergency exit is nearby.
What should you prioritize?Use whichever exit has the most people
Follow the marked evacuation route and staff instructions
Go back to your original location
Choose the exit that looks shortest
As you approach the hallway, you notice smoke beginning to fill part of it.
What do you do?Find another safe exit away from the smoke
Continue through the smoke
Investigate where the smoke is coming from
Go back into the building without checking for another route
You find another exit, but a large crowd is moving toward it.
What's the best approach?Push through everyone
Stop directly in the doorway
Turn around and go toward the smoke
Stay calm and follow the evacuation flow
Near the exit, you notice someone who is having difficulty moving quickly
What should you do?Go back into the building to find their belongings
Ignore them completely
Alert staff/emergency personnel and assist only if you can do so safely
Carry them without asking
You successfully exit the building
You notice some people standing directly next to the entrance watching what happens.
Where should you go?
Stay beside the building
Move to the designated assembly area or another safe location away from the building
Go back inside
Stand in the path of emergency vehicles
Firefighters and other emergency responders arrive. A crowd begins moving toward them to ask questions.
What should you do?Move toward the responders
Try to tell firefighters what you think caused the emergency
Keep clear and follow instructions from emergency personnel
Block the road so people can see
Someone nearby says: "They said everyone can go back inside!" You haven't heard that from officials.
What should you do?Wait for instructions from authorized officials
Post the information online
Go inside with them
Believe them immediately
You realize your friend isn't at the assembly area.
What's the safest choice?Go back inside to find them
Tell staff or emergency personnel that they're missing
Search the building yourself
Assume they're fine
An emergency official asks everyone to remain in the assembly area while the building is checked.
What do you do?Leave immediately
Return to the building
Follow rumors from other people
Follow the instruction and stay in the designated safe area
You receive an official severe-weather alert on your phone.
What should you do?Ignore it because you're already outside
Follow official instructions about where to shelter
Stand outside and watch the storm
Leave without telling anyone
Officials direct everyone toward a nearby sturdy building.
What should you do?Follow the official evacuation/shelter instructions
Hide under a tree
Stay in an open field
Separate from the group
Inside the shelter, the lights suddenly go out.
What's your priority?Run outside immediately
Use your phone flashlight while running around
Stay calm, avoid hazards, and follow staff instructions
Open every door to see what's happening
A staff member announces that everyone should remain in the designated shelter area. Someone tells you that you should leave because "it's probably safe now."
What do you do?Go outside to check
Decide based on what social media says
Leave with them
Follow the official announcement
Your phone has 5% battery remaining.
What's the smartest approach?Preserve battery for important communication and emergency information
Turn your phone off permanently
Spend the remaining battery scrolling social media
Give your phone to someone you don't know
Someone nearby says they aren't feeling well.
What should you do?Notify staff or emergency personnel
Ignore them
Give them random medication
Tell them to leave the shelter alone
Emergency personnel announce that the immediate danger has passed, but they tell everyone to remain where they are until further notice.
What do you do?Go back to the original building
Leave immediately
Continue following their instructions
Assume the emergency is completely over
You want to know what is happening.
Which source should you trust most?A random social-media post
Someone claiming to know what happened
Official emergency personnel and verified alerts
A group chat
Officials announce that people may leave the shelter.
Before leaving, what should you do?Follow a stranger who says they know a shortcut
Leave immediately without checking anything
Go back to the original building
Follow the instructions for safely leaving and confirm your transportation/location
You're finally in a safe location. Your friend asks: "What should we do differently next time?"
Which is the best takeaway?Emergencies are impossible to prepare for
Stay calm, recognize hazards, follow reliable instructions, and know basic emergency procedures beforehand
Always handle emergencies yourself
Only emergency professionals need to prepare
Your final score: /100
Your rank:
Your rank:
0/100 Points
Time Left: ERRORs
Time Left: ERRORs
Flash Flood During a Camping Trip
Goal:You are camping with a few friends when weather conditions suddenly become dangerous.
You're camping near a river when heavy rain suddenly begins. Your phone receives an official flash-flood warning.
What should you do?Stay because the rain might stop soon
Move away from the river and follow official instructions
Go closer to the river to see how high it gets
Wait until water reaches your campsite
Your group starts gathering its belongings. You only have a few minutes before conditions may worsen.
What should you prioritize?Getting yourself and your group to safety
Collecting every possession
Taking pictures of the river
Packing everything perfectly
You find two possible ways to leave the campsite:
- Route A: Shorter, but it goes toward the river.
- Route B: Longer, but leads toward higher ground.
Which should you choose?
Whichever has more people
Stay at the campsite
Route A because it's faster
Route B because it moves away from the flooding hazard
You reach a trail and discover water has begun flowing across it.
What should you do?Walk through it quickly
Follow someone else through it
Find another route and avoid the moving water
Test how deep it is
Assume the emergency is over
Return to the campsite
Continue following established evacuation instructions and move toward safety
Wander around looking for a signal
Go back with them
Prioritize getting everyone to safety rather than returning for belongings
Tell them to go alone
Ignore the situation
You reach a small bridge over a stream. The water underneath is moving much faster than before.
What should you do?Cross quickly
Wait on the bridge
Stand near the edge to inspect the water
Avoid the bridge if conditions make it unsafe and follow another route
You see a vehicle stopped in an area where floodwater is beginning to rise.
What should you do?Approach the vehicle yourself
Keep away from the floodwater and contact emergency services if appropriate
Try to push the vehicle
Walk into the water to help
Your group reaches higher ground. Someone suggests going back down because the rain seems lighter.
What should you do?Go back
Return to the campsite
Split up
Remain in the safer area and follow official instructions
Your phone reconnects and you receive a new official alert telling people in your area to evacuate to a designated location.
What should you do?Follow the updated instructions
Ignore it because you're already on higher ground
Wait for someone on social media to confirm it
Return to the campsite first
Nobody knows exactly where the designated evacuation location is.
What should you do?Randomly pick a direction
Use reliable available information and ask authorities/emergency personnel for guidance
Follow a stranger
Return to the river
You reach a road, but emergency personnel have blocked it.
What should you do?Follow their directions and use the instructed route
Go around the barrier
Move the barrier
Walk around it without checking where you're going
One person in your group is struggling to keep up.
What should you do?Leave them behind
Tell emergency personnel/staff about the situation and stay together when possible
Tell them to return alone
Keep moving without telling anyone
The rain becomes much heavier again.
What should your group prioritize?Finding somewhere dry to take pictures
Returning to the campsite
Remaining in a safe location and following emergency instructions
Going closer to the river to check conditions
Your phone battery is almost dead.
What is the best use of it?Watch videos
Keep refreshing social media
Turn the brightness all the way up
Preserve it for emergency communication and important alerts
Someone receives a post claiming: "The evacuation has been canceled!" But there is no official confirmation.
What should you do?Immediately leave
Share the post
Continue following verified emergency instructions until officials announce a change
Ask random people nearby
Your group reaches an official evacuation center.
What should you do?Immediately leave again
Go wherever you want
Check in with staff and follow their instructions
Return to the campsite
You notice someone at the evacuation center looking for their family.
What is the best response?Tell them where you think their family went
Spread the information to everyone
Leave the center with them
Direct them toward the center's staff/check-in system
Several hours later, an official announcement says the immediate danger has passed, but some roads remain closed.
Follow the official instructions about when and how to leave
Return immediately using any road
Take a shortcut through the flooded area
Go back to the campsite to retrieve belongings
After everything is over, your group discusses what you could have done differently.
Which lesson is most important?Recognizing warnings early, avoiding hazards, and following reliable emergency instructions can improve safety
Emergencies are unpredictable, so preparation doesn't matter
You should always handle emergencies without help
Social media is the fastest way to know what to do
Your final score: /100
Your rank:
Your rank: