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Babysitting Quiz
Practice Exam
1. 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
2. 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
3. You need to Be Prepared, Be Safe, Be Responsible, and Be Fun. Another Be is:
Be the Cool Babysitter
Be on your Cell Phone
Be Late in Letting Them Know You Have to Cancel
Be in Charge
4. 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
5. If you’re babysitting an infant, what is one thing the parents might like to know when they get home?
how many times the baby smiled
how much formula or milk the baby drank
how many times the baby rolled over while sleeping
none of the above
6. Vomiting is most often caused by:
a head injury
a stomach virus
poisoning
eating fruits and vegetables
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. What four routines should you ask about when babysitting for a new family?
Chores, sports, church, and exercise
Bedtime, bathtime, naptime, and meals
Cheer, dance, tae kwon do, and band
none of the above
9. What is the best activity to do with children while you’re babysitting?
Anything that keeps them quiet and not crying
Anything that the parents approve
Anything that the parents approve and that you feel you can manage safely
Anything that involves food or games
10. A cut is serious if it:
quickly stops bleeding on its own
continues to bleed even when you put pressure on it
needs only one bandage
none of the above
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