John's ESL

Monday, May 4, 2020

How to wear a face mask

How to Make a Disposable Face Mask - Quiz

Please watch the Slide Show – “How to Make a Disposable Face Mask” first, then answer the following quiz.

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When making the disposable face mask from the slide show, you need to: *

1 point

have a sewing machine

know how to sew

none of the above

Disposable face mask means: *

1 point

Throw it out after one use

Use it again

Give it to a friend after using it

Required

To fold means: *

1 point

to crinkle

to double

to crease

to wrap

all of the above

Required

To fold something in thirds *

1 point

fold it three times

fold in three parts

fold it the third time

Required

Away from face means 2 centimetres distance from the face. *

1 point

True

False

"Social Distancing" means: *

1 point

maintaining a greater than usual physical distance (such as six metres) from other people

maintaining a greater than usual physical distance (such as six feet) from other people

When you are wearing a mask, it is okay to: *

1 point

touch the mask all the time

not okay to touch the mask

When you are wearing a mask, you: *

1 point

are safe from getting the Corona Virus

can still get the Corona Virus

Required

You don't need to wash your hands before and after wearing a mask. *

1 point

True

False

This type of reusable face mask is very damaging to the environment. *

1 point

True

False

A copy of your responses will be emailed to john.mahony@ocsb.ca.

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