Which substance is not flammable? water oil nail polish remover rubbing alcohol?

which action can cause an electric shock?

using fireworks inappropriately

using appliances while standing on a damp or wet surface

starting a campfire when it is dry outside

riding a bike without a helmet

which response is inappropriate in an emergency?

wearing helmets

survival floating

reach technique

throw technique

what is a danger of improperly using items such as cleaning materials, medicines, and paints?

electric shock

sprains

house fires

poisoning

Water

Using appliances while standing on a damp or wet surface.

Wearing helmets

Poisoning

Explanation:

Water is not a flammable substance. This means that water cannot be set on fire. However, water is extremely conductive of electricity. This is why using appliances while standing on a damp or wet surface can cause an electric shock. On the other hand, wearing helmets is an adequate preventative safety measure. However, it is not a measure that would help you in an emergency. Finally, poisoning can result from improperly using items such as cleaning materials, medicines and paint.

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