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11.3 - Risk and risk assessment
11.3 - Risk and risk assessment
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11.3 - Risk and risk assessment
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1
In which area it's safer to play rounders?
Field
School canteen
Gymnasium
Corridor
2
Which sport below has a higher likelihood of someone having a black eye?
Football
Swimming
Baseball
Boxing
3
Which answer has 2 steps to reduce risks?
Competition between adults/children and following rules
Warming-up and cooling down and wearing protective clothing
Ignoring rules and carrying equipment safely and correctly
Not warm-up and cool down and wearing protective clothing
4
The severity x likelihood table ranges from 1 to ___ points.
25
15
30
20
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The likelihood of a stadium collapsing is RARE but the severity, if it happens, would be ____.
Moderate
Insignificant
Major
Catastrophic
6
Risks can be caused by many factors. Which answer has 3 of them?
Good facilities, limited level of skill, lack of preparation
Weather, limited level of skill, good preparation
Weather, limited level of skill, lack of preparation
Good fitness, great level of skill, lack of preparation
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If John thinks an activity is risky but Anna thinks it's ok, they have different.....
views of real risk
ideas of what to do
NA
perceived risk
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If it is raining and lightening, it's usually OK to carry on an activity in the ________.
grass field
open stadium
uncovered swimming pool
covered gymnasium
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Some activities involve ZERO risk
True
False
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"The amount of danger that actually exists in the activity" is:
No risk
Perceived risk
Absolut risk
Real risk
