Fire Safety Quiz - ESL worksheet by hansari9119 - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks for Part A and then put the sentences in order for Part B.

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Part A – Fill in the blanks

We’ll use the vocabulary words given at the bottom:

> Escape, safely, stop drop roll, closet under bed
> Hot, smokey, smoke alarm, 911
> Elevator, alarm, month

Now let’s match each sentence with the right word(s):

1. Do you have a ______________?
→ This is asking about something important for fire safety. The best fit is smoke alarm.

2. Your parents should test the ______________ every ______________.
→ You test the smoke alarm every month.

3. If the door is too ______________ don’t open it.
→ If it’s hot, don’t open — could mean fire on the other side. So: hot

4. Ask friend or neighbour to call ______________ for help.
→ Emergency number in US/Canada is 911

5. If it is ______________, crawl out.
→ When there’s smoke, you crawl low. So: smokey

6. Never hide in a ______________ or ______________ the ______________.
→ Don’t hide in small places like closet, under, bed

7. If your clothes catch fire ______________, ______________, and ______________.
→ Classic phrase: stop, drop, roll

8. You should know how to get out ______________.
→ Get out safely

9. Know your ______________ route
→ Your way out = escape route

10. Never use the ______________ in case of emergency.
→ Never use elevator during fire

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Part B – Put the sentences in order

This is about what to do if you discover a fire. Let’s think logically:

First thing: Alert everyone → “Shout, Let Everyone Know”

Then: Check if safe to leave → “Don’t open the door if it is too hot”

Next: Call for help → “Call 911 for help”

If smoky: “Crawl Out”

If clothes catch fire: “Stop Drop Roll”

So correct order:

1. If you discover a fire, Shout, Let Everyone Know
2. Don’t open the door if it is too hot
3. Call 911 for help
4. If it is smokey, Crawl Out.
5. If your clothes catch fire stop drop and roll

Wait — actually, calling 911 might come after making sure you’re safe? But usually, once you alert people, you call 911 as soon as possible. Also, crawling out and stopping/dropping are actions based on conditions.

But looking at standard fire safety steps:

✔ Step 1: Alert everyone (shout)
✔ Step 2: Check door temperature before opening
✔ Step 3: Call 911 (if safe to do so)
✔ Step 4: If smoky, crawl out
✔ Step 5: If clothes catch fire, stop drop roll

That makes sense.

Actually, some sources say: After alerting, escape first, THEN call 911 from outside. But since this quiz says “call 911 for help” as one of the steps, and doesn’t specify location, we’ll assume it’s okay to call while escaping or right after alerting.

Looking again at the list:

The most logical sequence taught in schools:

1. Shout to warn others
2. Feel door — if hot, don’t open
3. If not hot, exit safely; if smoky, crawl
4. Once safe, call 911
BUT — the quiz has “Call 911 for help” as a separate line, and no instruction about when exactly.

However, in many elementary curricula, they teach:

- Yell “Fire!”
- Get out fast (crawl if smoky)
- Stop, drop, roll if clothes burn
- Then call 911 from outside

But here, “Call 911” is listed as its own step, and “Don’t open door if hot” comes before exiting.

Let me reorder based on common school teaching:

Standard order often taught:

1. If you discover a fire, shout to let everyone know.
2. Don’t open the door if it’s too hot.
3. If it’s smoky, crawl out.
4. If your clothes catch fire, stop, drop, and roll.
5. Call 911 for help (once you’re safe).

But wait — calling 911 should be done ASAP, but only if you can do it safely. Since the quiz doesn’t specify, and all options must be used, perhaps the intended order is:

1. Shout
2. Don’t open hot door
3. Call 911
4. Crawl if smoky
5. Stop drop roll if needed

But that feels off because you shouldn’t stay inside to call 911 if you can escape.

Actually, looking at real fire safety guidelines (like NFPA Kids):

> GET OUT, STAY OUT, CALL FOR HELP.

So:

- First: Warn others (shout)
- Second: Exit safely (don’t open hot door, crawl if smoky)
- Third: If clothes catch fire, stop drop roll DURING escape
- Fourth: Once outside, call 911

But again, the quiz lists them as separate lines without context.

Given that, and to match typical worksheet answers, I believe the expected order is:

1. If you discover a fire, Shout, Let Everyone Know
2. Don’t open the door if it is too hot
3. If it is smokey, Crawl Out.
4. If your clothes catch fire stop drop and roll
5. Call 911 for help

Because you deal with immediate dangers first, then call for help once you’re out.

Yes — that matches “Get Out, Stay Out, Call for Help.”

So final order:

1. Shout
2. Don’t open hot door
3. Crawl if smoky
4. Stop drop roll if clothes burn
5. Call 911

Perfect.

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Final Answer:

Part A:

1. smoke alarm
2. smoke alarm, month
3. hot
4. 911
5. smokey
6. closet, under, bed
7. stop, drop, roll
8. safely
9. escape
10. elevator

Part B (order):

1. If you discover a fire, Shout, Let Everyone Know
2. Don’t open the door if it is too hot
3. If it is smokey, Crawl Out.
4. If your clothes catch fire stop drop and roll
5. Call 911 for help