Babysitting Quiz | Baby Sitting Certification Institute

1. One way to show that you’re ready to Be Responsible is:

using lots of emojis when you answer texts from the “client”

filling out an emergency contact sheet

giving the client an update every five minutes during the job

showing up three hours early for the job

2. If a child vomits, you should:

help her get cleaned up, calmed down, and resting quietly

call the parents

try to get her to drink fluids

all of the above

3. When you’re ready to Be Fun, get started by asking the kids:

to paint your nails

to show you their favorite toys

to log onto their favorite website

none of the above

4. Before the parents leave, you’ll want to know:

how they want you to communicate with them while they’re gone, and how often

how to operate any security systems or other safety items (like baby gates)

if the children have any specific likes or dislikes

all of the above

5. In the beginning, you should babysit for:

anyone who will pay you!

“clients” you find online

people you know

none of the above

6. If you’re dealing with a vomiting child, don’t forget to:

grab a bowl for any future episodes

put a clothespin on your nose

yell at him or her for making a mess

text your friends about how gross your job is

7. For a serious head injury, you should:

tell the parents when they get home

call 911 right away

have the child take a nap

none of the above

8. CPR is used primarily to:

treat a head injury

restart a person’s breathing and/or heartbeat

call 911

none of the above

9. What information will a 911 operator definitely ask for?

what kind of emergency you’re having

what you had for breakfast

how many years you’ve been babysitting

where the nearest hospital is

10. A good way to find your first babysitting job is by:

putting up a flyer at the grocery store

talking to people you already know from church or other activities

posting an ad on Craigslist

none of the above

Grade Exam

Practice Exam

1. One way to show that you’re ready to Be Responsible is:

2. If a child vomits, you should:

3. When you’re ready to Be Fun, get started by asking the kids:

4. Before the parents leave, you’ll want to know:

5. In the beginning, you should babysit for:

6. If you’re dealing with a vomiting child, don’t forget to:

7. For a serious head injury, you should:

8. CPR is used primarily to:

9. What information will a 911 operator definitely ask for?

10. A good way to find your first babysitting job is by: