Let’s go through each question one by one and fill in the blanks with the correct answers based on what we know about heat safety.
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Question 6:
*A heat stroke happens when your body becomes __________ from exercising for a long time in __________ temperatures.*
→ Heat stroke occurs when your body overheats — so “overheated” fits the first blank.
→ It usually happens in hot or high temperatures — so “hot” or “high” works for the second blank.
✔ Best fit:
overheated,
hot
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Question 7:
*Body temperature above 103 degrees, red, hot skin, rapid heartbeat, and confusion are all symptoms of a __________.*
→ These are classic signs of heat stroke.
✔ Answer:
heat stroke
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Question 8:
*If someone is having a heat stroke, go to a __________ area or cool room, get the person to __________ water, remove __________ clothing, and call __________.*
→ You want to move them to a cooler place → “cool” or “shaded”
→ Help them drink water → “drink”
→ Take off extra or tight clothes → “extra” or “tight”
→ Call for emergency help → “911” (in the US) or “emergency services”
✔ Best fits:
cool,
drink,
extra,
911
*(Note: Some worksheets may accept “shaded”, “sip”, “tight”, or “an adult” — but “cool”, “drink”, “extra”, “911” are standard and safe.)*
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Question 9:
*Never leave a __________ or __________ in a car on a hot day!*
→ This is a common safety rule — never leave children or pets in cars.
✔ Answers:
child,
pet
*(You could also say “baby” or “animal”, but “child” and “pet” are most common.)*
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Question 10:
*Always protect yourself from the __________. Avoid peak sun hours which are between __________. Apply __________, wear __________ and a __________. Wear __________ rated clothing.*
→ Protect from the
sun
→ Peak sun hours:
10 a.m. and 4 p.m. (or “10 AM to 4 PM”)
→ Apply
sunscreen
→ Wear
sunglasses and a
hat
→ Wear
UPF rated clothing (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) — some might say “sun-safe” but UPF is technical term used in health ed.
✔ Answers:
sun,
10 a.m. and 4 p.m.,
sunscreen,
sunglasses,
hat,
UPF
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Now let’s compile all the final answers clearly.
Final Answer:
6. overheated, hot
7. heat stroke
8. cool, drink, extra, 911
9. child, pet
10. sun, 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, UPF
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of summer safety worksheet.