Which of the followi ng is not a safety tip for outdoor activities?

Answer 1

Go alone for a sense of oneness with nature.

Answer 2

The main precautions when participating in outdoor activities are proper footwear , any padding that is necessary for the sport you are playing and most important is sunscreen. If playing an sports ensure to check all equipment for damage before playing.

Answer 3

Outdoor Safety tips include:

• fix broken concrete
• check for rotting tree branches and remove
• don't build campfires near dry brush
• remove dry brush completely in a circular area where a campfire must be built
• completely douse campfires with water and wet dirt or sand
• do not walk barefoot outside or in woodland areas

Indoor Fire Safety Tips include:

• keep paper and plastic away from gas burners /pilot lights on stoves
• keep combustibles stored in original containers
• keep combustibles out of basement areas and away from the furnace or hot water tank
• keep outlets free from papers etc.
• do not overload electrical outlets
• keep pathways/exits clear
• keep windows unblocked so Fire /Rescue can get in
• keep salt near the stove to douse grease fires
• never put water on a grease fire
• keep handles of pots / pans turned backward on the stove
• keep children out of the kitchen when cooking
• never fall asleep when cooking; be watchful
• never smoke while in bed
• always dump ashtrays AFTER making sure there is no hot spark (generally 20 minutes after stubbing a lit cigarette)
• keep matches and lighters away from children
• teach young children to never play with matches or lighters
• check all electric cords and extension cords for breaks or fraying
• never overload extension cords or power strips

Answer 4

One safety tip you can do to be safe from any small bugs or insects. For example,scorpions like to crawl into your sleeping bag and hide out because it's dark and warm. To prevent this from happening, you can pee all the way around your tent in a circle and that will keep any animals, or insects from bothering you. Two Make sure you put away your left over food to where animals (bears) cannot get to them. This will keep you away fromdangerous animals from coming near your camp. Three make sure you bring "First-Aid." You never know when you will need it. To prevent large fire hazards,like forest fires or burns, make sure your let the fire die all the way out before leaving the area, or falling asleep. Make sure your start a fire near open areas where there isn't any dead grass, or low hanging tree limbs. this will prevent from large forest fires. Hope this helps.~Jason (Experienced Camper)

Answer 5

Well it depends on what you're playing.

For example, with roller skating you need knee pads, elbow pads and a helmet.